Fundamentals of jurisprudence
(أصول الفقه)

Name: Fundamentals of jurisprudence
Author: Al-Lamshi, Al-Hussein bin Ali bin Abi Al-Qasim Al-Farghani, 522 AH / 1128 AD.

Title	Fundamentals of jurisprudence
Title Original	أصول الفقه
Author	Al-Lamshi, Al-Hussein bin Ali bin Abi Al-Qasim Al-Farghani, 522 AH / 1128 AD.
Author Original	اللامشي، الحسين بن علي بن أبي القاسم الفرغاني، هـم
Publication Date:	1272 AH / 1855 AD; Wednesday, Rajab 5
Publication Place	Aligarh - India - Astana - Mufti Zadeh Muhammad Saeed Al-Husseini
Subject	Fundamentals of jurisprudence.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	58
Physical Dimensions	18cm × 27cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	19/45
Record ID	SP 4642
Library Location	India (Aligarh) - Aligarh Muslim University LIBRARY - India (Aligarh) - Aligarh Muslim University
Date	1272 AH / 1855 AD; Wednesday, Rajab 5
Notes	The name of the author in this copy is: Mahmoud bin Zaid al-Hanafi, and the same is mentioned by Brockelmann in Appendix 953/2, although he mentioned the copy of al-Qarawiyyin and the date of its copying in the year 762 AH. Muhammad al-Abid al-Fasi, may God have mercy on him and us, mentioned the name of the author and the year of his death correctly, relying on al-Laknawi, Yaqut, and al-Zubaidi, and since the beginning and end of the copy agree with our version, the author is the deceased Lamish. The text was written entirely in black ink, and the copyist used red ink to write the titles, chapters, issues, etc., within double tables. He decorated the beginning and the end of the copy with beautiful patterns colored in different periods. Copied by: Among them is a copy in the Al-Qarubin Treasury in Fez with the number: 633, and this copy of ours was described in the Aligarh Catalog 172/2 descriptive catalog with the number: (35/19). So what is correct?
Sample Text	The principles of jurisprudence are based on three books, which are called the Qur’an, the Sunnah, and the consensus of the nation. They are called principles because the answers to the branches can be extracted from each principle separately, and analogy is a branch of these three principles, so it is not called an origin.
Cilt	جيد الصنعة
Yazı hakkında notlar	تدويني واضح
Tezhip	الجدوال المزودجة ملونة بالمداد الذهبي والأسود.
Mürekkep rengi	أسود، أحمر
Satır sayısı	17
Kaynakça	تاريخ الأدب العربي (ملحق)، ج 2، ص 953؛ فهرس خزانة القرويين، ج 2، ص 200، 201.
Yazı türü	Naskh

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Fundamentals of jurisprudence

(أصول الفقه)

Author Al-Lamshi, Al-Hussein bin Ali bin Abi Al-Qasim Al-Farghani, 522 AH / 1128 AD.

Author Original اللامشي، الحسين بن علي بن أبي القاسم الفرغاني، هـم

Publication Date 1272 AH / 1855 AD; Wednesday, Rajab 5

Publication Place Aligarh - India - Astana - Mufti Zadeh Muhammad Saeed Al-Husseini

Subject Fundamentals of jurisprudence.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 58

Physical Dimensions 18cm × 27cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 19/45

Record ID SP 4642

Library Location India (Aligarh) - Aligarh Muslim University LIBRARY - India (Aligarh) - Aligarh Muslim University

Date 1272 AH / 1855 AD; Wednesday, Rajab 5

Notes The name of the author in this copy is: Mahmoud bin Zaid al-Hanafi, and the same is mentioned by Brockelmann in Appendix 953/2, although he mentioned the copy of al-Qarawiyyin and the date of its copying in the year 762 AH. Muhammad al-Abid al-Fasi, may God have mercy on him and us, mentioned the name of the author and the year of his death correctly, relying on al-Laknawi, Yaqut, and al-Zubaidi, and since the beginning and end of the copy agree with our version, the author is the deceased Lamish. The text was written entirely in black ink, and the copyist used red ink to write the titles, chapters, issues, etc., within double tables. He decorated the beginning and the end of the copy with beautiful patterns colored in different periods. Copied by: Among them is a copy in the Al-Qarubin Treasury in Fez with the number: 633, and this copy of ours was described in the Aligarh Catalog 172/2 descriptive catalog with the number: (35/19). So what is correct?

Sample Text The principles of jurisprudence are based on three books, which are called the Qur’an, the Sunnah, and the consensus of the nation. They are called principles because the answers to the branches can be extracted from each principle separately, and analogy is a branch of these three principles, so it is not called an origin.

Cilt جيد الصنعة

Yazı hakkında notlar تدويني واضح

Tezhip الجدوال المزودجة ملونة بالمداد الذهبي والأسود.

Mürekkep rengi أسود، أحمر

Satır sayısı 17

Kaynakça تاريخ الأدب العربي (ملحق)، ج 2، ص 953؛ فهرس خزانة القرويين، ج 2، ص 200، 201.

Yazı türü Naskh