Conditions in Baghdad, Basra and Najd
(أحوال بغداد والبصرة ونجد)

Name: Conditions in Baghdad, Basra and Najd
Author: Ibrahim Fasih bin Sibgha bin Asaad Sadrallah bin Abdullah Al-Haidari Al-Baghdadi, 1300 AH / 1882 AD; Date of birth: 1235 AH.

Title	Conditions in Baghdad, Basra and Najd
Title Original	أحوال بغداد والبصرة ونجد
Author	Ibrahim Fasih bin Sibgha bin Asaad Sadrallah bin Abdullah Al-Haidari Al-Baghdadi, 1300 AH / 1882 AD; Date of birth: 1235 AH.
Author Original	إبراهيم فصيح بن صبغة بن أسعد صدر الله بن عبد الله الحيدري البغدادي، هـم؛ تاريخ الميلادهـ
Publication Date:	1345 AH/1926 AD; Monday, the last day of Rajab
Publication Place	Basra - Iraq - Yassin Bash Aayan
Subject	Historical news.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Physical Dimensions	20.4cm × 16cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	د ـ 172
Record ID	145532
Library Location	Iraq (Basra) - El-Abbasia Library - Iraq (Basra) - Al-Abbasia Library
Date	1345 AH/1926 AD; Monday, the last day of Rajab
Notes	The author is one of the notables of a well-known family. He took knowledge from some of the notables of his family in Baghdad, traveled to Istanbul and Egypt, and received the rank of the Two Holy Mosques from the Sultan. He assumed the position of the Basra District Attorney in the years 1284 AH to 1286 AH, in which he wrote this book. Yassin Bash Aayan translated his introduction and commented on his book and wrote down his criticisms of it, including his failure to mention some of the northern sites and rivers in the Qurna district, and in the south, such as the Qurna River. Mahijran, which is one of the most famous rivers of ancient Basra, also neglected some of the biographies of prominent figures of Basra, such as Sheikh Ahmed Nour and others. The author organized this book into an introduction, three sections, and a conclusion. The copyist wrote an appendix to the original, beginning with pages 260 to 273. When he reached this point, his eyesight became weak, which led to him refraining from writing. However, the materials he prepared are in a special envelope that needs to be revised and written down. The thickness of the manuscript is 3.5 cm.
Sample Text	“Praise be to God, whose minds are lost in the knowledge of His sacred essence.”

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Conditions in Baghdad, Basra and Najd

(أحوال بغداد والبصرة ونجد)

Author Ibrahim Fasih bin Sibgha bin Asaad Sadrallah bin Abdullah Al-Haidari Al-Baghdadi, 1300 AH / 1882 AD; Date of birth: 1235 AH.

Author Original إبراهيم فصيح بن صبغة بن أسعد صدر الله بن عبد الله الحيدري البغدادي، هـم؛ تاريخ الميلادهـ

Publication Date 1345 AH/1926 AD; Monday, the last day of Rajab

Publication Place Basra - Iraq - Yassin Bash Aayan

Subject Historical news.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Physical Dimensions 20.4cm × 16cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID د ـ 172

Record ID 145532

Library Location Iraq (Basra) - El-Abbasia Library - Iraq (Basra) - Al-Abbasia Library

Date 1345 AH/1926 AD; Monday, the last day of Rajab

Notes The author is one of the notables of a well-known family. He took knowledge from some of the notables of his family in Baghdad, traveled to Istanbul and Egypt, and received the rank of the Two Holy Mosques from the Sultan. He assumed the position of the Basra District Attorney in the years 1284 AH to 1286 AH, in which he wrote this book. Yassin Bash Aayan translated his introduction and commented on his book and wrote down his criticisms of it, including his failure to mention some of the northern sites and rivers in the Qurna district, and in the south, such as the Qurna River. Mahijran, which is one of the most famous rivers of ancient Basra, also neglected some of the biographies of prominent figures of Basra, such as Sheikh Ahmed Nour and others. The author organized this book into an introduction, three sections, and a conclusion. The copyist wrote an appendix to the original, beginning with pages 260 to 273. When he reached this point, his eyesight became weak, which led to him refraining from writing. However, the materials he prepared are in a special envelope that needs to be revised and written down. The thickness of the manuscript is 3.5 cm.

Sample Text “Praise be to God, whose minds are lost in the knowledge of His sacred essence.”