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Ghani al-Mutamli’s brief explanation of Minyat al-Musalli
(مختصر غنية المتملي شرح منية المصلي)

Title	Ghani al-Mutamli’s brief explanation of Minyat al-Musalli
Title Original	مختصر غنية المتملي شرح منية المصلي
Author	Al-Kashgari, Sadid al-Din
Author Original	الكاشغرى، سديد الدين
Publication Date:	1762
Subject	Islam Prayers and devotions, Islamic law, Jewish law
Type	Other
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	University of La Laguna Library
Record ID	cdi_europeana_collections_318_marc_nli_003249696
Date	1762
Notes	Minyat al-Musalli and Ghaniyya al-Mubtadi is a summary of the rulings on prayer according to the doctrine of Abu Hanifa, by Sadid al-Din Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Ali al-Hanafi, then al-Shafi’i al-Kashghari, a resident of Taiz who died in the year 705 on a distributed coast of the land of Yemen (such as Case 249:11 on the Pearly Contracts of al-Khazraji 368:1), and explained by Ibrahim ibn Muhammad ibn Ibrahim al-Halabi al-Hanafi, who died in the year 956. He called it Ghaniyya al-Mutamali, then he shortened it and appended the benefits of his issues. A copy written in the year 1176 “Ba Khat Quba Saqqal” (p. A; mentions a title in Sa’ 887:4 meaning the one with the long beard); 239 Iranian leaves, 105:180 mm. The first: “Praise be to God who made worship the key to happiness, etc.” Read more: Read more More

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Ghani al-Mutamli’s brief explanation of Minyat al-Musalli

(مختصر غنية المتملي شرح منية المصلي)

Author Al-Kashgari, Sadid al-Din

Author Original الكاشغرى، سديد الدين

Publication Date 1762

Subject Islam Prayers and devotions, Islamic law, Jewish law

Type Other

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library University of La Laguna Library

Record ID cdi_europeana_collections_318_marc_nli_003249696

Date 1762

Notes Minyat al-Musalli and Ghaniyya al-Mubtadi is a summary of the rulings on prayer according to the doctrine of Abu Hanifa, by Sadid al-Din Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Ali al-Hanafi, then al-Shafi’i al-Kashghari, a resident of Taiz who died in the year 705 on a distributed coast of the land of Yemen (such as Case 249:11 on the Pearly Contracts of al-Khazraji 368:1), and explained by Ibrahim ibn Muhammad ibn Ibrahim al-Halabi al-Hanafi, who died in the year 956. He called it Ghaniyya al-Mutamali, then he shortened it and appended the benefits of his issues. A copy written in the year 1176 “Ba Khat Quba Saqqal” (p. A; mentions a title in Sa’ 887:4 meaning the one with the long beard); 239 Iranian leaves, 105:180 mm. The first: “Praise be to God who made worship the key to happiness, etc.” Read more: Read more More