Author
Ibn Tawoos, Ahmed bin Musa bin Jaafar bin Muhammad Al-Alawi Al-Hassani Al-Hilli, Jamal Al-Din, 673 AH / 1274 AD.
Author Original
ابن طاووس، أحمد بن موسى بن جعفر بن محمد العلوي الحسني الحلي، جمال الدين، هـم
Publication Date
Not available
Publication Place
Baghdad - Iraq -
Sheikh Taqi al-Din al-Hasan bin Ali bin Daoud al-Hilli, student of Jamal al-Din Ibn Tawus, 665 AH/1266 AD.
Subject
Beliefs, sects, doctrines, responses.
Type
kitap
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Pages Count
98
Library
Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID
3/ عقائد - مذاهب - فِرَق - ردود
Record ID
SP 217510
Library Location
Iraq (Baghdad) - The Iraqi Scientific Complex Library - Iraq (Baghdad) - The Iraqi Scientific Complex Library
Date
Not available
Notes
Sheikh Ali Al-Khaqani was aware of this manuscript, as its author translated: (Al-Ghari, 2 [Al-Najaf 1360 AH] vol. 72, p. 1227): under the title (Manuscript Antiquities in Baghdad) - from the phrase “Uthmaniya” in the title: They are the supporters of Uthman ibn Affan, those protesting his virtue, struggling on his behalf, and defending the attacks of those who opposed him. They were known in the past by this name, and they were a branch of the “Umariyya,” the companions of Omar ibn al-Khattab. About me investigating (Al-Uthmaniyah) and its explanation: Abdul Salam Muhammad Haroun: (Al-Jahiz Library: Book Three. Dar Al-Kitab Al-Arabi Press - Cairo 1955, 1 - 20 pp.: Al-Muhaqqiq’s Introduction + 1 - 280 pp.: Text of “Al-Uthmaniyah” + 282 - 343: Abu Jaafar Al-Iskafi’s contradictions to some of what Al-Jahiz mentioned in “Al-Uthmaniyah” from “Explanation of Nahj Al-Balagha” by Ibn Abi Al-Hadid+ 346 - 367 pp.: Indexes). In his introduction, (the investigator) completed the study of “Uthmanism” and dealt with “refuting Ottomanism.” Also, Hassan Al-Sandoubi, in his book “Al-Jahiz Letters,” singled out a group of texts in which he “refuted the Ottoman Empire.” Scattered in “Explanation of Nahj al-Balagha” by Ibn Abi al-Hadid (d. 655 AH). See: “Al-Jahiz Letters,” Cairo, 1352 AH - 1933 AD, pp. 1-66. And regarding “Uthmaniyah” see: (Dr. Nasser al-Din al-Assad: “Uthmaniyah by al-Jahiz” Criticism: (“Journal of the Institute of Arabic Manuscripts” 2 [Cairo - May 1956], vol. 1, pp. 212-215), and (Charles Balla: “About the Book of Mules”: “Journal of the Institute of Arab Manuscripts”, 3 [Cairo - May 1957]. Vol. 1, pp. 162-163) - the aforementioned author. He was one of the Imami jurists and hadith scholars. Some historians called him a jurist of Ahl al-Bayt. He wrote a collection of books in eighty-two volumes, following the conclusion with a very precise pen: “This book was written by Ibn Tawus Ahmad bin Musa bin Ja’far al-Alawi al-Husseini. He had a brother called Ali bin Musa, who was also a scholar, followed by nine verses of poetry, the first of which is: For God’s sake, there is no longing for me The land of Iraq and below: “These verses were written by the youngest of the servants of God Almighty, Muhammad ibn al-Hasan ibn Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Ali, to his master, his master, and his father, Izz al-Din...” followed by five pages containing: Scientific benefits regarding the book. It was written on the title leaf: If this book were sold for its weight in gold, the fooled seller would be the book on the construction of the upper article in rebutting the Uthmani message, known as Nuth al-Uthmaniyyah, written by the master of jurists and the most eminent peacock of scholars, Ahmad ibn Musa ibn Jaafar bin Muhammad bin Muhammad Al-Tawus, may God Almighty sanctify his soil, the owner of good news and sanctuary, in the handwriting of his wise and learned student Taqi al-Din bin Daoud, the well-known master of men, and it was read in the presence of the Sherif, with his handwriting on it in some places. Praise be to God, the reward that he bestowed on his guilty, offending servant, Hussein bin Muhammad Taqi al-Nuri al-Tabarsi, in the holy region. Whoever saw it was pleased. Thousands of greetings and praises were given in its honor in the year after a thousand and eight. And three. God has provided us with the benefit of it... The copyist is the author of the book “Al-Rijal” (d. 740 AH = 1339 AD). Its translation and its works are in (Shu’ara’ al-Hillah 1: 278-287). Under these words is the seal of “the endowment of the Numaniyya Library in the Marajiya School in Baghdad” - see regarding it (Al-Kashshaf » p. 125, No. 6777, serial 1722). (“Index of Arabic manuscripts in the Public Endowments Library in Baghdad”; 2: 536 - 537, No. 6777, serial 4272). * A copy is in the library of Sheikh Muhammad Redha al-Shabibi in Baghdad, in the handwriting of his father Sheikh Jawad. He finished writing it on the afternoon of 17 Jumada al-Awwal 1345 AH. * A copy is in the library of Imam Kashif al-Ghita In Najaf, No. 284, in the handwriting of its founder, Sheikh Ali, he finished writing it on Saturday, the 8th of Rajab, 1344 AH. He indicated at the end that he wrote it on an old copy written in the year 665 AH, which is the copy mentioned in this study, written by Hasan bin Ali bin Daoud Al-Hilli, a student of Ibn Tawus. * A copy located in 253 pages, which is the suspended copy located in the Imam Ali Library in Najaf and in the city of Kermanshah in Iran Copied from this copy. If you want more, see: (Shu’ara’ al-Ghari, 1: 110-111).
Sample Text
A poem said by the author about being proud of his lineage, including:
Yazı hakkında notlar
نسخ. والعنوانات بخط الإجازة
Müstensih ölüm tarihi notu
شوال
Durum
مخروم الورقة الأولى.
Satır sayısı
17
Kaynakça
معجم المؤلفين، ج 2، ص 187؛ الأعلام، ص 246 - 247؛ GAL, S، ج 1، ص 711؛ شعراء الحلة، ج 1، ص 107 - 113.
Yazı türü
Various
