Interpretation of the strange Qur’an and Hadith - (Part 1)
(تفسير غريبي القرآن والحديث الجزء )

Name: Interpretation of the strange Qur’an and Hadith - (Part 1)
Author: Abu Ubaid Ahmad bin Muhammad Al-Harawi, 401 AH/1010 AD.

Title	Interpretation of the strange Qur’an and Hadith - (Part 1)
Title Original	تفسير غريبي القرآن والحديث الجزء
Author	Abu Ubaid Ahmad bin Muhammad Al-Harawi, 401 AH/1010 AD.
Author Original	أبو عبيد أحمد بن محمد الهرّوي، هـم
Publication Date:	1156 AH/1743 AD; At the end of Shawwal
Publication Place	Mosul - Iraq - Not identified
Subject	Strange hadith, strange Quran.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	301
Physical Dimensions	19.5cm × 15.5cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	1 غريب القرآن والحديث
Record ID	202499
Library Location	Iraq (Mosul) -- Al-waqif Hasan Basha Al-jalili - Iraq (Mosul) - Public Endowments Library (Iraq (Mosul) -- Al-Waqif Hasan Basha Al-Jalili)
Date	1156 AH/1743 AD; At the end of Shawwal
Notes	It was stated at the end of the chapter on the sheen with the yā’ (The first volume of Al-Gharibīn was completed, with the praise of God and from Him, and it is followed in the second volume and what follows it, The Book of Al-Sād, at the hands of Masoud bin Ali bin Zafar bin Ali bin Al-Hussein bin Al-Fadl, the writer, on the first ten days of Jumada al-Akhirah in the year five hundred and sixty-three AH (the date is mentioned on page 285). It was stated at the bottom of the page, in a handwriting different from the original, the following: (Know that the writer and transcriber of this book is the writer Masoud bin Zafar, the author of the book Silwan Al-Mut’a (Hajji Khalifa; Kashf Al-Zunun, p. 998) is a gentle writer who has not been heard and has become widely known. He has collected wondrous tales, wonderful examples, and good, not reprehensible, sermons. Mercy on him, let him review “Tamm.” And it came at the end of Bab al-Saad with the hamza at the end of the volume (Tamm is the first part, which is the half of the Book of Strangers of the Qur’an and Hadith, and it is followed in the second half by the book al-Dad, Bab al-Mu’adid with the Hamza, praise be to God Almighty). At the end of the month of Shawwal in the year 1156 AH (the date is mentioned on the last page of the manuscript) and may God’s prayers and peace be upon Muhammad and his family).
Sample Text	Glory be to Him who has witness in everything that He is one God, and in all that He perceives He sees and leads to sight
Cilt	الجلد مزخرف
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Interpretation of the strange Qur’an and Hadith - (Part 1)

(تفسير غريبي القرآن والحديث الجزء )

Author Abu Ubaid Ahmad bin Muhammad Al-Harawi, 401 AH/1010 AD.

Author Original أبو عبيد أحمد بن محمد الهرّوي، هـم

Publication Date 1156 AH/1743 AD; At the end of Shawwal

Publication Place Mosul - Iraq - Not identified

Subject Strange hadith, strange Quran.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 301

Physical Dimensions 19.5cm × 15.5cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 1 غريب القرآن والحديث

Record ID 202499

Library Location Iraq (Mosul) -- Al-waqif Hasan Basha Al-jalili - Iraq (Mosul) - Public Endowments Library (Iraq (Mosul) -- Al-Waqif Hasan Basha Al-Jalili)

Date 1156 AH/1743 AD; At the end of Shawwal

Notes It was stated at the end of the chapter on the sheen with the yā’ (The first volume of Al-Gharibīn was completed, with the praise of God and from Him, and it is followed in the second volume and what follows it, The Book of Al-Sād, at the hands of Masoud bin Ali bin Zafar bin Ali bin Al-Hussein bin Al-Fadl, the writer, on the first ten days of Jumada al-Akhirah in the year five hundred and sixty-three AH (the date is mentioned on page 285). It was stated at the bottom of the page, in a handwriting different from the original, the following: (Know that the writer and transcriber of this book is the writer Masoud bin Zafar, the author of the book Silwan Al-Mut’a (Hajji Khalifa; Kashf Al-Zunun, p. 998) is a gentle writer who has not been heard and has become widely known. He has collected wondrous tales, wonderful examples, and good, not reprehensible, sermons. Mercy on him, let him review “Tamm.” And it came at the end of Bab al-Saad with the hamza at the end of the volume (Tamm is the first part, which is the half of the Book of Strangers of the Qur’an and Hadith, and it is followed in the second half by the book al-Dad, Bab al-Mu’adid with the Hamza, praise be to God Almighty). At the end of the month of Shawwal in the year 1156 AH (the date is mentioned on the last page of the manuscript) and may God’s prayers and peace be upon Muhammad and his family).

Sample Text Glory be to Him who has witness in everything that He is one God, and in all that He perceives He sees and leads to sight

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