Combat model for transporting livestock
(أنموذج القتال في نقل العوال)

Name: Combat model for transporting livestock
Author: Ibn Abi Hajla, Ahmed bin Yahya bin Abi Bakr Al-Tilmisani, Abu Al-Abbas, Shihab Al-Din, 776 AH / 1374 AD.

Title	Combat model for transporting livestock
Title Original	أنموذج القتال في نقل العوال
Author	Ibn Abi Hajla, Ahmed bin Yahya bin Abi Bakr Al-Tilmisani, Abu Al-Abbas, Shihab Al-Din, 776 AH / 1374 AD.
Author Original	ابن أبي حَجَلَة، أحمد بن يحيى بن أبي بكر التلمساني، أبو العباس، شهاب الدين، هـم
Publication Date:	Not available
Publication Place	Baghdad - Iraq - Not identified
Subject	Miscellaneous, chess.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	1/ موضوعات شتى
Record ID	SP 221436
Library Location	Iraq (Baghdad) - The Iraqi Scientific Complex Library - Iraq (Baghdad) - The Iraqi Scientific Complex Library
Date	Not available
Notes	- The title talks about playing chess - see about it: (“Revealing Suspicions” 1: 185, and he called it “The Model of Workers...”, (“Clarification of the Hidden” 1: 136), (Brückelmann 2: 6), (“Chess in the Arab Heritage” pp. 137-141). Its investigation was undertaken by: Zuhair Ahmed Al-Qaisi, and it was published by the Ministry of Culture and Information (Dar Al-Hurriya for Printing - Baghdad, 1980, 361 pages). - The author is a scholar of literature, a poet, from the people of Tlemcen. He lived in the Sufi sheikhdom of Manjak in the outskirts of Cairo, and died there. He wrote more than eighty works, and mentioned his works in the documentation, and the references they mentioned about him. He wrote at the top of the first page, in a late handwriting Playing chess by Ibn Abi Hajleh. He wrote in his book: “The Book of the Model of Fighting in the Transfer of Al-Awwal, the like of which was not compiled by some of the predecessors, may God have mercy on them.” - An illustrated copy from a handwritten copy in the “John Rylands” bookstore, (No. [59] 767. Arabic). The book includes various tables explaining the game of chess, and its author has arranged it into an introduction and eight chapters - a copy of it A complete manuscript in the library of the Iraqi Museum in Baghdad, including drawings and illustrations, written about (seventy) years ago (No. 1067, 94 pages, 21.5/16 cm, 21 x). See regarding it: (“Arabic Manuscripts in the Library of the Iraqi Museum in Baghdad”: Section Two: Literary Manuscripts, p. 4, series 15 ** Another copy also in the same library, No. 8683 (1). 80 pages, in the handwriting of Sayyid Mahmoud Shukri Al-Alusi in the year 1332 AH = 1913 AD, at the end of which there are copies of chess in his handwriting as well. See: Osama Al-Naqshbandi: “The Al-Alusi Treasury Manuscripts in the Library of the Iraqi Museum in Baghdad” (Al-Mawrid 4 [Baghdad 1975], p. 1, p. 205, serial 402).
Sample Text	Basmala..., Praise be to God who made the affairs of the servant like a crown on the head, and made chess something that occupied his presence from the absence of people, I praise Him..., Now then: Since chess was one of the things that established evidence of the virtue of its author, and the one who played it in Egypt became what one thinks of an elephant, since it is something that kings and nobles treat, and its beautiful lines are spoken by the tongues of pens in the mouths of inkwells, and that is because of the management of matters it entails, Closing the gaps, how to fight, the difference in men’s resolve, and other things related to treatment and improving the mood..., and I had written a book about it that purifies the mind, encourages the cowardly, and makes the two who are funny and serious as pawns:
Yazı hakkında notlar	مشكول
Satır sayısı	15
Kaynakça	معجم المؤلفين، ج 2، ص 201؛ الأعلام، ج 1، ص 255؛ GAL, S، ج 2، ص 6؛ إيضاح المكنون، ج 1، ص 136؛ كشف الظنون، ج 1، ص 185؛ الشطرنج في التراث العربي، ص 137 - 141.
Yazı türü	Naskh

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Combat model for transporting livestock

(أنموذج القتال في نقل العوال)

Author Ibn Abi Hajla, Ahmed bin Yahya bin Abi Bakr Al-Tilmisani, Abu Al-Abbas, Shihab Al-Din, 776 AH / 1374 AD.

Author Original ابن أبي حَجَلَة، أحمد بن يحيى بن أبي بكر التلمساني، أبو العباس، شهاب الدين، هـم

Publication Date Not available

Publication Place Baghdad - Iraq - Not identified

Subject Miscellaneous, chess.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 1/ موضوعات شتى

Record ID SP 221436

Library Location Iraq (Baghdad) - The Iraqi Scientific Complex Library - Iraq (Baghdad) - The Iraqi Scientific Complex Library

Date Not available

Notes - The title talks about playing chess - see about it: (“Revealing Suspicions” 1: 185, and he called it “The Model of Workers...”, (“Clarification of the Hidden” 1: 136), (Brückelmann 2: 6), (“Chess in the Arab Heritage” pp. 137-141). Its investigation was undertaken by: Zuhair Ahmed Al-Qaisi, and it was published by the Ministry of Culture and Information (Dar Al-Hurriya for Printing - Baghdad, 1980, 361 pages). - The author is a scholar of literature, a poet, from the people of Tlemcen. He lived in the Sufi sheikhdom of Manjak in the outskirts of Cairo, and died there. He wrote more than eighty works, and mentioned his works in the documentation, and the references they mentioned about him. He wrote at the top of the first page, in a late handwriting Playing chess by Ibn Abi Hajleh. He wrote in his book: “The Book of the Model of Fighting in the Transfer of Al-Awwal, the like of which was not compiled by some of the predecessors, may God have mercy on them.” - An illustrated copy from a handwritten copy in the “John Rylands” bookstore, (No. [59] 767. Arabic). The book includes various tables explaining the game of chess, and its author has arranged it into an introduction and eight chapters - a copy of it A complete manuscript in the library of the Iraqi Museum in Baghdad, including drawings and illustrations, written about (seventy) years ago (No. 1067, 94 pages, 21.5/16 cm, 21 x). See regarding it: (“Arabic Manuscripts in the Library of the Iraqi Museum in Baghdad”: Section Two: Literary Manuscripts, p. 4, series 15 ** Another copy also in the same library, No. 8683 (1). 80 pages, in the handwriting of Sayyid Mahmoud Shukri Al-Alusi in the year 1332 AH = 1913 AD, at the end of which there are copies of chess in his handwriting as well. See: Osama Al-Naqshbandi: “The Al-Alusi Treasury Manuscripts in the Library of the Iraqi Museum in Baghdad” (Al-Mawrid 4 [Baghdad 1975], p. 1, p. 205, serial 402).

Sample Text Basmala..., Praise be to God who made the affairs of the servant like a crown on the head, and made chess something that occupied his presence from the absence of people, I praise Him..., Now then: Since chess was one of the things that established evidence of the virtue of its author, and the one who played it in Egypt became what one thinks of an elephant, since it is something that kings and nobles treat, and its beautiful lines are spoken by the tongues of pens in the mouths of inkwells, and that is because of the management of matters it entails, Closing the gaps, how to fight, the difference in men’s resolve, and other things related to treatment and improving the mood..., and I had written a book about it that purifies the mind, encourages the cowardly, and makes the two who are funny and serious as pawns:

Yazı hakkında notlar مشكول

Satır sayısı 15

Kaynakça معجم المؤلفين، ج 2، ص 201؛ الأعلام، ج 1، ص 255؛ GAL, S، ج 2، ص 6؛ إيضاح المكنون، ج 1، ص 136؛ كشف الظنون، ج 1، ص 185؛ الشطرنج في التراث العربي، ص 137 - 141.

Yazı türü Naskh