The book Biographical News of the Ancients, by Abou ʾl-Qasim Ismail ibn Mohammad ibn al-Fadhl al-Taïmî, alias Al-Ḥâfiz al-Isfahâni
(كتاب سـيـر الـسـلـف )
| Title |
The book Biographical News of the Ancients, by Abou ʾl-Qasim Ismail ibn Mohammad ibn al-Fadhl al-Taïmî, alias Al-Ḥâfiz al-Isfahâni |
| Title Original
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كتاب سـيـر الـسـلـف
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| Author |
ISMĀʿĪL ibn Muḥammad ibn al-Faḍl al-Taymī (ou al-Tayamī) al-Ḥāfiẓ al-Iṣfahānī (Abū al-Qāsim). Auteur du texte, ISMș ĀL ibn Muș ammad ibn al-FaĀal-Taymī (or al-Tayamī) al-ĀāfiĀal-Iĕfahānī (Abū al-Qāsim). Author of the text |
| Publication Date: |
1489 |
| Subject |
Lives of the Companions, Vies des Compagnons |
| Type |
Other |
| Language |
Arabic |
| Digital |
Yes
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| Manuscript |
No
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| Library: |
University of La Laguna Library |
| Record ID |
cdi_europeana_collections_9200519_ark_12148_btv1b11001923t |
| Date |
1489 |
| Notes |
كتاب سير السلف Scanning performed from a substitute document. This work deals with the main Companions of Muhammad, the Tâbiʿoûn and several holy people. The last articles of the volume are devoted to Ibn Manda (Abou ʿAbd Allah), to Maʿmar (Aboû Manṣoûr) and to the author's father. The preface begins with these words: الحمد لله محيى الاموات و سامع الاصوات. At the head of the volume is the table of records with the indication of the pages. According to Hadji-Khalfa (volume II, p. 256), the author of this excellent repertoire died in 535 AH (1140-1141 AD). Ms. dated 894 A.H. (1489 A.D.). Scanning from a substitute document. Scanned from a substitute document. This work deals with the main Companions of Muhammad, the Tâbiʿoûn and several holy people. The last articles of the volume are devoted to Ibn Manda (Abou ʿAbd Allah), to Maʿmar (Aboû Manṣoûr) and to the author's father. The preface begins with these words: الحمد لله محيى الاموات و سامع الاصوات. At the head of the volume is the table of records with the indication of the pages. According to Hadji-Khalfa (volume II, p. 256), the author of this excellent repertoire died in 535 AH (1140-1141 AD). Ms. dated 894 A.H. (1489 A.D.). |