The great man in the history of Jerusalem and Hebron
(الأنس الجليل بتاريخ القدس والخليل)

Name: The great man in the history of Jerusalem and Hebron
Author: Chief Justice Imam Mujir al-Din Abi al-Yaman Abd al-Rahman al-Umari al-Ulaimi al-Hanbali, 927 AH/1520 AD.

Title	The great man in the history of Jerusalem and Hebron
Title Original	الأنس الجليل بتاريخ القدس والخليل
Author	Chief Justice Imam Mujir al-Din Abi al-Yaman Abd al-Rahman al-Umari al-Ulaimi al-Hanbali, 927 AH/1520 AD.
Author Original	قاضي القضاة الإمام مجير الدين أبي اليمن عبد الرحمن العمري العليمي الحنبلي، هـم
Publication Date:	1138 AH / 1725 AD; Rajab
Publication Place	Rabat - Morocco - Not identified
Subject	History, Jerusalem, the prophets, the Kaaba.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	215
Physical Dimensions	27cm × 18cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	4217
Record ID	94348
Library Location	Morocco (Rabat) --The Ḥasanīya Library (Royal Library) - Morocco (Rabat) -- The Hassaniya Library (Royal Library)
Date	1138 AH / 1725 AD; Rajab
Notes	The book begins by mentioning Adam and the first prophets, then it recounts the story of our master Abraham and his migration, the story of the Kaaba, and mentions Ishmael and the Suleiman Wall. Then it talks about Isaac, Joseph, Lot, Shuaib, Moses, and David. It then mentions the building of Jerusalem at the hands of Solomon, and the history of Solomon until his death, then it mentions the wonders of Jerusalem and its destruction at the hands of Bukhnezzar, and reviews the story of Christ and his ascension, and the descending of the table. Then he mentions the destruction of the Second Jerusalem and its architecture, and after that he sympathizes. On the appearance of the Arab Prophet, peace be upon him, and the story of the ascension and journey to the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the hadiths and sayings mentioned about it. Then he mentions the conquest of Jerusalem during the caliphate of Omar, the description of Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the notables of the followers and scholars who entered Jerusalem, and the Crusaders’ victory over Jerusalem, and its recovery at the hands of Al-Nasir Saladin. He then goes on to mention his conquests and his struggle with the Frankish Crusaders until his death. He resumes mentioning Al-Aqsa Mosque, and talks about its arm and its parts. And its gates, then he mentions the schools of Jerusalem, its gates and neighborhoods, and the Muslim notables who ruled over it, until the days of the Turks during the era of Sultan Murad Khan in the year 883 AH. A second part written by another author is appended to the book to continue the history of Bayt al-Maqdis and the Shafi’i scholars who entered it and the princes who ruled it until the year 920 AH. The book was printed by the Wahhabi Press in 1283 AH, and a French translation was published in Paris, with the care of the orientalist Henri Sauver, in 1840 (Sarkis). There are other copies of it in: Dar Al-Kutub Al-Misria 9 history, 7 AD history, and Paris National 5759, 4922, 1682 - 1671, 5998, 6303 history - and 275 Bib. Vat, 52 749 Vat and Br Mus CCCXXXII Add 9579.
Cilt	مجلد
Tezhip	عنوانه في إطار مذهب.
Satır sayısı	22
Kaynakça	S، ج 2، ص 42.
Yazı türü	Maghribī

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The great man in the history of Jerusalem and Hebron

(الأنس الجليل بتاريخ القدس والخليل)

Author Chief Justice Imam Mujir al-Din Abi al-Yaman Abd al-Rahman al-Umari al-Ulaimi al-Hanbali, 927 AH/1520 AD.

Author Original قاضي القضاة الإمام مجير الدين أبي اليمن عبد الرحمن العمري العليمي الحنبلي، هـم

Publication Date 1138 AH / 1725 AD; Rajab

Publication Place Rabat - Morocco - Not identified

Subject History, Jerusalem, the prophets, the Kaaba.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 215

Physical Dimensions 27cm × 18cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 4217

Record ID 94348

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

Date 1138 AH / 1725 AD; Rajab

Notes The book begins by mentioning Adam and the first prophets, then it recounts the story of our master Abraham and his migration, the story of the Kaaba, and mentions Ishmael and the Suleiman Wall. Then it talks about Isaac, Joseph, Lot, Shuaib, Moses, and David. It then mentions the building of Jerusalem at the hands of Solomon, and the history of Solomon until his death, then it mentions the wonders of Jerusalem and its destruction at the hands of Bukhnezzar, and reviews the story of Christ and his ascension, and the descending of the table. Then he mentions the destruction of the Second Jerusalem and its architecture, and after that he sympathizes. On the appearance of the Arab Prophet, peace be upon him, and the story of the ascension and journey to the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the hadiths and sayings mentioned about it. Then he mentions the conquest of Jerusalem during the caliphate of Omar, the description of Al-Aqsa Mosque, and the notables of the followers and scholars who entered Jerusalem, and the Crusaders’ victory over Jerusalem, and its recovery at the hands of Al-Nasir Saladin. He then goes on to mention his conquests and his struggle with the Frankish Crusaders until his death. He resumes mentioning Al-Aqsa Mosque, and talks about its arm and its parts. And its gates, then he mentions the schools of Jerusalem, its gates and neighborhoods, and the Muslim notables who ruled over it, until the days of the Turks during the era of Sultan Murad Khan in the year 883 AH. A second part written by another author is appended to the book to continue the history of Bayt al-Maqdis and the Shafi’i scholars who entered it and the princes who ruled it until the year 920 AH. The book was printed by the Wahhabi Press in 1283 AH, and a French translation was published in Paris, with the care of the orientalist Henri Sauver, in 1840 (Sarkis). There are other copies of it in: Dar Al-Kutub Al-Misria 9 history, 7 AD history, and Paris National 5759, 4922, 1682 - 1671, 5998, 6303 history - and 275 Bib. Vat, 52 749 Vat and Br Mus CCCXXXII Add 9579.

Cilt مجلد

Tezhip عنوانه في إطار مذهب.

Satır sayısı 22

Kaynakça S، ج 2، ص 42.

Yazı türü Maghribī