The heresy declared by the virtues of the Shiites (message)
(البديعة المعلنة بفضائل الشيعة رسالة)

Name: The heresy declared by the virtues of the Shiites (message)
Author: By Abdullah bin Zaid Al-Ansi, 667 AH / 1268 AD.

Title	The heresy declared by the virtues of the Shiites (message)
Title Original	البديعة المعلنة بفضائل الشيعة رسالة
Author	By Abdullah bin Zaid Al-Ansi, 667 AH / 1268 AD.
Author Original	لعبد الله بن زيد العنسي، هـم
Publication Date:	Not available
Publication Place	Occupation - Yemen - Not identified
Subject	History, biographies.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	21
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	3170
Record ID	180393
Library Location	Yemen (Sana'a) - Dar al-makhtutat & al-maktabat al-gharbia in Aljamie Alkabir - Yemen (Sana'a) - House of Manuscripts and the Western Library in the Grand Mosque
Date	Not available
Notes	The masterpiece proclaiming the virtues of the Shiites (message), followed by an excerpt from the words of Ali bin Abi Talib, may God honor his face, and at the end of it is the name of Abdullah bin Abdullah al-Mawsili, perhaps the transcriber.

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The heresy declared by the virtues of the Shiites (message)

(البديعة المعلنة بفضائل الشيعة رسالة)

Author By Abdullah bin Zaid Al-Ansi, 667 AH / 1268 AD.

Author Original لعبد الله بن زيد العنسي، هـم

Publication Date Not available

Publication Place Occupation - Yemen - Not identified

Subject History, biographies.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 21

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 3170

Record ID 180393

Library Location Yemen (Sana'a) - Dar al-makhtutat & al-maktabat al-gharbia in Aljamie Alkabir - Yemen (Sana'a) - House of Manuscripts and the Western Library in the Grand Mosque

Date Not available

Notes The masterpiece proclaiming the virtues of the Shiites (message), followed by an excerpt from the words of Ali bin Abi Talib, may God honor his face, and at the end of it is the name of Abdullah bin Abdullah al-Mawsili, perhaps the transcriber.