Students' masterpiece in solving the arithmetic summary
(تحفة الطلاب في حل خلاصة الحساب)

Name: Students' masterpiece in solving the arithmetic summary
Author: Abdul Rahman bin Abdullah Al-Jali, 1217 AH / 1802 AD.

Title	Students' masterpiece in solving the arithmetic summary
Title Original	تحفة الطلاب في حل خلاصة الحساب
Author	Abdul Rahman bin Abdullah Al-Jali, 1217 AH / 1802 AD.
Author Original	عبد الرحمن بن عبد الله الجلي، هـم
Publication Date:	1202 AH / 1787 AD
Publication Place	Solomonia - Iraq - Abdul Ghafour bin Mustafa bin Muhammad bin Mustafa bin Iskandar
Subject	Astronomy, etc.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	119
Physical Dimensions	22cm × 15cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	ت/مجاميع/919ـ920
Record ID	213656
Library Location	Iraq (Sulaymaniyah) -- Khizanat Al-Muhawi - Iraq (Sulaymaniyah) - Central Endowments Library
Date	1202 AH / 1787 AD
Notes	He is Majd al-Din al-Hajj Kak Mullah Abd al-Rahman al-Jali ibn Mulla Abdullah, known as (Kaki Jahli), the son of Mullah Muhammad al-Shiwashani, nicknamed Mullah Zadeh ibn Ibrahim ibn Mullah Hassan ibn Mullah Ibrahim ibn Mullah Hassan ibn Mullah Abi Bakr, known as (Hajji Ka-Zu). The translator had his first academic upbringing in the village of Jali, where he carried out his religious and teaching duties. When Abd al-Rahman Pasha al-Babani, the ruler of Ayala Sulaymaniyah, built a mosque and a school for him in Kuysanjaq, he moved to work with teaching, fatwas, and charitable matters for the religion and the nation until God Almighty passed away in the year 1217 AH, as found in the handwriting of his son, Hajj Mulla Abdullah Ibn al-Jali. He has footnotes and comments on the following books: 1 - Sharh Al-Jami fi Grammar. 2- Abdullah Yazdi’s footnote in logic. 3- Kamal’s book on morphology. 4- Jalal’s book on logic. 5- Explanation of Nasfi doctrines. 6- The lengthy one in rhetoric. 7- Al-Mukhtasar fi Rhetoric. 8 - Collecting mosques. 9 - A brief explanation of Al-Muntaha. 10 - Al-Baydawi’s curriculum in the principles of jurisprudence. 11 - Explanation of Shamael. 12 - Explanation of the forty. 13 - Footnotes on Manah al-Makkiyyah, explaining al-Hamziyyah. 14 - His footnote on the forms of incorporation. 15 - His footnote to Sharh Al-Jaghmini. 16 - He has a treatise on proving what is obligatory and he has an explanation of Ali Al-Farid in Al-Bayan named by Samah Al-Khadim on the analysis of the words of Abu Al-Qasim. 17 - He has an explanation of the summary of the account, which is this explanation. See the introduction to the book Al-Masool fi Ilm al-Usul, written by Mulla Muhammad al-Jali, edited by Abd al-Razzaq Bimar, and Our Scholars in the Service of Science and Religion, pp. 267-268.
Sample Text	Praise be to God, whose blessings are innumerable and who helps authors and commentators to combine His path with the path of guidance...etc
Durum	نسخة جيدة.
Satır sayısı	25

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Students' masterpiece in solving the arithmetic summary

(تحفة الطلاب في حل خلاصة الحساب)

Author Abdul Rahman bin Abdullah Al-Jali, 1217 AH / 1802 AD.

Author Original عبد الرحمن بن عبد الله الجلي، هـم

Publication Date 1202 AH / 1787 AD

Publication Place Solomonia - Iraq - Abdul Ghafour bin Mustafa bin Muhammad bin Mustafa bin Iskandar

Subject Astronomy, etc.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 119

Physical Dimensions 22cm × 15cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID ت/مجاميع/919ـ920

Record ID 213656

Library Location Iraq (Sulaymaniyah) -- Khizanat Al-Muhawi - Iraq (Sulaymaniyah) - Central Endowments Library

Date 1202 AH / 1787 AD

Notes He is Majd al-Din al-Hajj Kak Mullah Abd al-Rahman al-Jali ibn Mulla Abdullah, known as (Kaki Jahli), the son of Mullah Muhammad al-Shiwashani, nicknamed Mullah Zadeh ibn Ibrahim ibn Mullah Hassan ibn Mullah Ibrahim ibn Mullah Hassan ibn Mullah Abi Bakr, known as (Hajji Ka-Zu). The translator had his first academic upbringing in the village of Jali, where he carried out his religious and teaching duties. When Abd al-Rahman Pasha al-Babani, the ruler of Ayala Sulaymaniyah, built a mosque and a school for him in Kuysanjaq, he moved to work with teaching, fatwas, and charitable matters for the religion and the nation until God Almighty passed away in the year 1217 AH, as found in the handwriting of his son, Hajj Mulla Abdullah Ibn al-Jali. He has footnotes and comments on the following books: 1 - Sharh Al-Jami fi Grammar. 2- Abdullah Yazdi’s footnote in logic. 3- Kamal’s book on morphology. 4- Jalal’s book on logic. 5- Explanation of Nasfi doctrines. 6- The lengthy one in rhetoric. 7- Al-Mukhtasar fi Rhetoric. 8 - Collecting mosques. 9 - A brief explanation of Al-Muntaha. 10 - Al-Baydawi’s curriculum in the principles of jurisprudence. 11 - Explanation of Shamael. 12 - Explanation of the forty. 13 - Footnotes on Manah al-Makkiyyah, explaining al-Hamziyyah. 14 - His footnote on the forms of incorporation. 15 - His footnote to Sharh Al-Jaghmini. 16 - He has a treatise on proving what is obligatory and he has an explanation of Ali Al-Farid in Al-Bayan named by Samah Al-Khadim on the analysis of the words of Abu Al-Qasim. 17 - He has an explanation of the summary of the account, which is this explanation. See the introduction to the book Al-Masool fi Ilm al-Usul, written by Mulla Muhammad al-Jali, edited by Abd al-Razzaq Bimar, and Our Scholars in the Service of Science and Religion, pp. 267-268.

Sample Text Praise be to God, whose blessings are innumerable and who helps authors and commentators to combine His path with the path of guidance...etc

Durum نسخة جيدة.

Satır sayısı 25