Five letters written by Sultan Mawla Ismail to his son, Prince Al-Ma’mun
(خمس رسائل كتب بها السلطان المولى إسماعيل إلى ولده الأمير المأمون)

Name: Five letters written by Sultan Mawla Ismail to his son, Prince Al-Ma’mun
Author: Sultan Mawla Ismail the Great.

Title	Five letters written by Sultan Mawla Ismail to his son, Prince Al-Ma’mun
Title Original	خمس رسائل كتب بها السلطان المولى إسماعيل إلى ولده الأمير المأمون
Author	Sultan Mawla Ismail the Great.
Author Original	السلطان المولى إسماعيل الكبير
Publication Date:	Not available
Publication Place	Rabat - Morocco - Not identified
Subject	History, Sultaniya letters.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	36
Physical Dimensions	22cm × 19cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	56
Record ID	144897
Library Location	Morocco (Rabat) --The Ḥasanīya Library (Royal Library) - Morocco (Rabat) -- The Hassaniya Library (Royal Library)
Date	Not available
Notes	It includes a booklet, and its title is in a gilded cover as follows: “From what Sultan Muzaffar Al-Ma’an, Maulana Ismail, wrote to his son, Maulana Al-Ma’mun.” It is all advice on the methods of governance and administration, from Sultan Mawla Ismail the Great to his son Al-Ma’mun, and in it the Sultan blames his son for some of what he did that he did not like, and warns him against the people of the country that he is in charge of, which is Tafilalt and Ahwaz, and that he cannot It is governed only by a man who is not subject to the blame of a blamer (the first message), and that the president or governor must be extremely determined and firm, and advises him to treat the countries he rules with kindness and forbearance, and to maintain order and security (the second message). And that he did not find anyone better than him to rule the countries that he was in charge of, namely, Taflalat, Atawat, Takreen, and Draa. He had confidence in him and hope that he would behave well. He advised him to take care and watch over the Arabs of these countries, because they corresponded with the King of Sudan (the third letter). The Sultan pointed out the importance of these countries and the abundance of their resources, and he mourned his son’s lack of concern and lack of insight into political affairs (the fourth letter). Then he advised him to write to him regularly so that he would have insight into his affairs, and that He distributes what he has of supplies, flour, and crops to the Arabs of the country (the fifth letter). The first letter is dated Safar in the year 1104 AH, the second in Rajab in the year 1110 AH, and the fourth in Jumada al-Awwal in the year 1103 AH.
Yazı hakkında notlar	ملون
Durum	مبتور الآخر.
Tezhip	العنوان في طرة مذهبة.
Satır sayısı	15
Yazı türü	Maghribī

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Five letters written by Sultan Mawla Ismail to his son, Prince Al-Ma’mun

(خمس رسائل كتب بها السلطان المولى إسماعيل إلى ولده الأمير المأمون)

Author Sultan Mawla Ismail the Great.

Author Original السلطان المولى إسماعيل الكبير

Publication Date Not available

Publication Place Rabat - Morocco - Not identified

Subject History, Sultaniya letters.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 36

Physical Dimensions 22cm × 19cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 56

Record ID 144897

Library Location Morocco (Rabat) --The Ḥasanīya Library (Royal Library) - Morocco (Rabat) -- The Hassaniya Library (Royal Library)

Date Not available

Notes It includes a booklet, and its title is in a gilded cover as follows: “From what Sultan Muzaffar Al-Ma’an, Maulana Ismail, wrote to his son, Maulana Al-Ma’mun.” It is all advice on the methods of governance and administration, from Sultan Mawla Ismail the Great to his son Al-Ma’mun, and in it the Sultan blames his son for some of what he did that he did not like, and warns him against the people of the country that he is in charge of, which is Tafilalt and Ahwaz, and that he cannot It is governed only by a man who is not subject to the blame of a blamer (the first message), and that the president or governor must be extremely determined and firm, and advises him to treat the countries he rules with kindness and forbearance, and to maintain order and security (the second message). And that he did not find anyone better than him to rule the countries that he was in charge of, namely, Taflalat, Atawat, Takreen, and Draa. He had confidence in him and hope that he would behave well. He advised him to take care and watch over the Arabs of these countries, because they corresponded with the King of Sudan (the third letter). The Sultan pointed out the importance of these countries and the abundance of their resources, and he mourned his son’s lack of concern and lack of insight into political affairs (the fourth letter). Then he advised him to write to him regularly so that he would have insight into his affairs, and that He distributes what he has of supplies, flour, and crops to the Arabs of the country (the fifth letter). The first letter is dated Safar in the year 1104 AH, the second in Rajab in the year 1110 AH, and the fourth in Jumada al-Awwal in the year 1103 AH.

Yazı hakkında notlar ملون

Durum مبتور الآخر.

Tezhip العنوان في طرة مذهبة.

Satır sayısı 15

Yazı türü Maghribī