The eyes are closed and the observers are exhilarated by the virtues of the two brothers
(إثمد العينين ونزهة الناظرين في مناقب الأخوين)

Name: The eyes are closed and the observers are exhilarated by the virtues of the two brothers
Author: Abdullah bin Muhammad Tiglat bin Abdullah bin Tiglat Al-Marrakshi.

Title	The eyes are closed and the observers are exhilarated by the virtues of the two brothers
Title Original	إثمد العينين ونزهة الناظرين في مناقب الأخوين
Author	Abdullah bin Muhammad Tiglat bin Abdullah bin Tiglat Al-Marrakshi.
Author Original	عبد الله بن محمد تيجلات بن عبد الله بن تيجلات المراكشي
Publication Date:	Not available
Publication Place	Rabat - Morocco - Not identified
Subject	History, biographies, hadith, righteous saints, history of Sheikhs Abu Abdullah Muhammad al-Humairi, and Abu Zaid Abd al-Rahman al-Humairi.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	107
Physical Dimensions	26cm × 17cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	380
Record ID	93938
Library Location	Morocco (Rabat) --The Ḥasanīya Library (Royal Library) - Morocco (Rabat) -- The Hassaniya Library (Royal Library)
Date	Not available
Notes	The author tells us in his introduction that he had previously been asked to compile the merits of the two learned sheikhs, rare and marvelous of time, my master Abu Abdullah Muhammad al-Humairi and his predecessor, Sir Abu Zaid Abd al-Rahman al-Humairi, who were both servants and righteous people. So he wrote his book and made it into twenty chapters, devoting the first seven of them to mentioning the descriptions of the saints and answering their supplications, and what God Almighty bestowed upon them of the miracles, and responding to those who denied the miracles. In the eighth, the lineage of Sheikh Abu Abdullah and his upbringing. He is Muhammad Ibn Abd al-Karim Ibn Abd al-Wahid. He was born in poor conditions and grew up there. He followed the path of Sufism, and ended up with the presidency in that. People gathered around him, and he was well-mannered and well-minded. Then he describes his and his brother Abu Zaid’s dignity, mentions his struggles, and cites for us the hadiths that indicate the virtue of the poor, and clarifies the disagreement between the rich and the thankful and the patient poor, and the path to reaching God. Glory be to Him, and Abu Abdullah Muhammad died in Shawwal in the year 678 AH/1279 AD at the age of sixty.
Durum	نسخة قديمة، بالية كثيرة الخروم.
Mürekkep rengi	ملون
Satır sayısı	30
Yazı türü	Maghribī

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The eyes are closed and the observers are exhilarated by the virtues of the two brothers

(إثمد العينين ونزهة الناظرين في مناقب الأخوين)

Author Abdullah bin Muhammad Tiglat bin Abdullah bin Tiglat Al-Marrakshi.

Author Original عبد الله بن محمد تيجلات بن عبد الله بن تيجلات المراكشي

Publication Date Not available

Publication Place Rabat - Morocco - Not identified

Subject History, biographies, hadith, righteous saints, history of Sheikhs Abu Abdullah Muhammad al-Humairi, and Abu Zaid Abd al-Rahman al-Humairi.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 107

Physical Dimensions 26cm × 17cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 380

Record ID 93938

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

Date Not available

Notes The author tells us in his introduction that he had previously been asked to compile the merits of the two learned sheikhs, rare and marvelous of time, my master Abu Abdullah Muhammad al-Humairi and his predecessor, Sir Abu Zaid Abd al-Rahman al-Humairi, who were both servants and righteous people. So he wrote his book and made it into twenty chapters, devoting the first seven of them to mentioning the descriptions of the saints and answering their supplications, and what God Almighty bestowed upon them of the miracles, and responding to those who denied the miracles. In the eighth, the lineage of Sheikh Abu Abdullah and his upbringing. He is Muhammad Ibn Abd al-Karim Ibn Abd al-Wahid. He was born in poor conditions and grew up there. He followed the path of Sufism, and ended up with the presidency in that. People gathered around him, and he was well-mannered and well-minded. Then he describes his and his brother Abu Zaid’s dignity, mentions his struggles, and cites for us the hadiths that indicate the virtue of the poor, and clarifies the disagreement between the rich and the thankful and the patient poor, and the path to reaching God. Glory be to Him, and Abu Abdullah Muhammad died in Shawwal in the year 678 AH/1279 AD at the age of sixty.

Durum نسخة قديمة، بالية كثيرة الخروم.

Mürekkep rengi ملون

Satır sayısı 30

Yazı türü Maghribī