A footnote to the explanation of sufficiency
(حَاشِيةٌ على شَرْحِ الكَافِيَةِ)

Name: A footnote to the explanation of sufficiency
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Title	A footnote to the explanation of sufficiency
Title Original	حَاشِيةٌ على شَرْحِ الكَافِيَةِ
Author	Unknown
Publication Date:	It was written in the twelfth century AH as a tribute
Publication Place	El-Bohira - Egypt - Not identified
Subject	Linguistics, grammar.
Type	kitap
Language	ara, fas
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	86
Physical Dimensions	19.5cm × 15.2cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	5737/ دمنهور
Record ID	SP 53568
Library Location	Egypt (El-Bohira) - Rashid and Damanhour LIBRARY - Egypt (El-Bohira) - Rashid Damanhour Library
Date	It was written in the twelfth century AH as a tribute
Notes	It has explanations, the beginning and the end of which we say in Persian.
Sample Text	His saying, “Praise is the source of what is known,” and “Lam” refers to gender and absorption, meaning every praise from eternity to eternity, from any praiseworthy person. It is possible that it is the source of the unknown and the shared destiny between the two sources. The station of praise for Him, Glory be to Him, is appropriate for responding just as it is appropriate for absorption.. His statement about solving the problems of sufficientness is a form of form.
Durum	نسخةٌ جيدة، بها آثار رطوبة وخروم.
Satır sayısı	23
Sahiplik	حافظ مصطفى
Yazı türü	Various

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A footnote to the explanation of sufficiency

(حَاشِيةٌ على شَرْحِ الكَافِيَةِ)

Author Unknown

Publication Date It was written in the twelfth century AH as a tribute

Publication Place El-Bohira - Egypt - Not identified

Subject Linguistics, grammar.

Type kitap

Language ara, fas

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 86

Physical Dimensions 19.5cm × 15.2cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 5737/ دمنهور

Record ID SP 53568

Library Location Egypt (El-Bohira) - Rashid and Damanhour LIBRARY - Egypt (El-Bohira) - Rashid Damanhour Library

Date It was written in the twelfth century AH as a tribute

Notes It has explanations, the beginning and the end of which we say in Persian.

Sample Text His saying, “Praise is the source of what is known,” and “Lam” refers to gender and absorption, meaning every praise from eternity to eternity, from any praiseworthy person. It is possible that it is the source of the unknown and the shared destiny between the two sources. The station of praise for Him, Glory be to Him, is appropriate for responding just as it is appropriate for absorption.. His statement about solving the problems of sufficientness is a form of form.

Durum نسخةٌ جيدة، بها آثار رطوبة وخروم.

Satır sayısı 23

Sahiplik حافظ مصطفى

Yazı türü Various