Author
Ibn al-Iraqi
Author Original
ابن العراقي
Publication Date
1463
Subject
Arabic literature, Arabic poetry, Muhammad, Prophet, -632
Type
Other
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Library
University of La Laguna Library
Record ID
cdi_europeana_collections_318_marc_nli_003364734
Date
1463
Notes
It is the birth of the Messenger of God, compiled by Zain al-Din Abd al-Rahim bin al-Hussein al-Kurdi al-Raziani, then the Egyptian al-Shafi’i, known as Ibn al-Iraqi, who died in the year 806. A copy was quickly annotated by Omar bin Abd al-Rahman bin Muhammad bin Muhammad al-Asadi al-Shafi’i in Cairo in the year 867; 70 Iranian paper(?), 114:149 mm; Five-pointed notebooks. The beginning of it: “The compiler said... Praise be to God who rose the star of guidance in the month of Rabi’ al-Awwal... As for what follows, I mention in these papers the birth of our Master, the Messenger of God... and its arrangement in ten chapters. The first chapter in honor of his noble origin. The second chapter in that there was nothing in his lineage to Adam except marriage in which there was no incest. The third chapter in his mother’s pregnancy... The fourth chapter in his birth\p. He was happily circumcised. Chapter Five: On the rising of his star and informing the People of the Book of that. Chapter Six on the date of his birth. Chapter Seven on explaining the place where he was born. Chapter Eight on calling him Muhammad and Ahmad. Chapter Nine on what appeared from the verses for his birth. Chapter Ten on breastfeeding him.. and I named him \such-and-such\etc. And its end is at the end of Al-Iraqi’s poem, the beginning of which is: “My boyfriend is fine with me.” “Rabou’: Rabou’ with seriousness, excess, and affliction.” Owning restrictions: Al-Mustafa bin Muhib Al-Din in the year 55; Yusuf Al-Adhaqi in the year 1063. See also: ספרות יפה. See also: text
