Derivation
(الاشتقاق)

Name: Derivation
Author: Abd al-Malik bin Qarib bin Ali bin Asma al-Bahili, Abu Saeed, 216 AH/831 AD.

Title	Derivation
Title Original	الاشتقاق
Author	Abd al-Malik bin Qarib bin Ali bin Asma al-Bahili, Abu Saeed, 216 AH/831 AD.
Author Original	عبد الملك بن قريب بن علي بن أصمع الباهلي، أبو سعيد، هـم
Publication Date:	Not available
Publication Place	Baghdad - Iraq - Not identified
Subject	Language, philology, grammar, morphology, dictionaries.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	11
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	2/ لغة: فقه اللغة - صرف - نحو - معجمات
Record ID	SP 217802
Library Location	Iraq (Baghdad) - The Iraqi Scientific Complex Library - Iraq (Baghdad) - The Iraqi Scientific Complex Library
Date	Not available
Notes	- Published by Sheikh Suleiman Zahir in (“Journal of the Arab Scientific Academy” [Damascus 1953] pp. 355 - 364, 559 - 574, 668); (29 [1954] pp. 22-35, 184-202). - The written version was adopted in the books of Astan Quds in the Razavi scene - in Iran. This Council copy that we have is a photocopy of it. - Sheikh Muhammad Hassan Al Yassin was responsible for investigating and publishing it, so he published it in (Journal of the Iraqi Scientific Academy) 16 [Baghdad 1968], pp. 317-332: for the Muhaqqiq’s introduction. In it, he discussed: linguistic derivation, the translation of Al-Asma’i, and his works, and described the two versions he adopted: the Al-Mashhad Al-Radawi version, and the Egyptian House of Books version. + pp. 333-356: Text of the book of derivation). - Dr. Salim Al-Naimi devoted me to its investigation and explanation (Baghdad 1968, 216 pages), and published it with an introduction in which he dealt with: Al-Asma’i’s translation, his writings, and his poetry, then he described the book Al-Istiqāq and its written copies, and he adopted the text of the Istana manuscript. He also - when necessary - returned to the Astan Quds version. - The author is the narrator of the Arabs, one of the imams of knowledge of language, poetry, and countries. He attributed it to his grandfather, Asmaa. There is a lot of news about him. He was born in Basra, grew up there, then came to Baghdad at the invitation of Al-Rashid. He called him “the devil of poetry.” Al-Akhfash said: We have not seen anyone more knowledgeable about poetry than Al-Asma’i. Al-Shafi’i said about it: No one expressed it better than Al-Asma’i’s statement. Al-Mubarrad said: Al-Asma’i was a master of the language and no one like him was known in it and in the abundance of narrations. Al-Asma’i used to say: I memorize ten thousand arjouza. His books are many, on different topics: literature, language, history, genealogy, countries, and so on. - The author died in Basra. And he was buried in it. There was disagreement in the year of his death. It was said: 210, 215, 216 and 217 AH. - On the title page: “The Book of Derivation.” On the authority of Abu Saeed Abdul Malik bin Qarib Al-Asma’i. The narration of Abu Khalifa Al-Fadl bin Al-Habbab Al-Jumahi, on the authority of Abu Othman Bakr bin Muhammad Al-Mazni, Abu Al-Fadl Al-Riyashi, and Abu Muhammad Al-Tawzi. - On this page there is a (seal) indicating the endowment of the manuscript, and other (seals) of the witnesses present. This manuscript was in the first place. One of the possessions of the least servant of God is Muhyiddin bin Lutfullah, and it is devoid of the date of its writing. - A photocopy of a handwritten copy in (Katebkhana Astan Quds, in the Razavi scene - Iran), (No. 3644, general) from the language books. Nader Shah endowed it in the year 1145 AH, and the names were also written on the margin of the page. - Description of this copy: Sheikh Suleiman Zahir, within his research (“The Iranian Offices: and the Razavi Library - in Mashhad Khorasan -, and a description of some of its books”: “Journal of the Arab Scientific Academy” 23 [Damascus 1948] pp. 398 - 399. - The owner of the endowment, Nader Shah, was killed in the year 1160 AH = (1747 AD) and was buried in Mashhad.
Sample Text	In the name of God, the most gracious, the most merciful. May God make it easy. I read to Abu Khalifa. He said: I read to Abu Muhammad al-Tawzi, Abu Uthman al-Mazni, and Abu al-Fadl al-Riyashi. They said: Abu Saeed Abd al-Malik bin Qarib al-Asma’i said: Al-Haysam: the thick, intense one, said some of the narcissists
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Derivation

(الاشتقاق)

Author Abd al-Malik bin Qarib bin Ali bin Asma al-Bahili, Abu Saeed, 216 AH/831 AD.

Author Original عبد الملك بن قريب بن علي بن أصمع الباهلي، أبو سعيد، هـم

Publication Date Not available

Publication Place Baghdad - Iraq - Not identified

Subject Language, philology, grammar, morphology, dictionaries.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 11

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 2/ لغة: فقه اللغة - صرف - نحو - معجمات

Record ID SP 217802

Library Location Iraq (Baghdad) - The Iraqi Scientific Complex Library - Iraq (Baghdad) - The Iraqi Scientific Complex Library

Date Not available

Notes - Published by Sheikh Suleiman Zahir in (“Journal of the Arab Scientific Academy” [Damascus 1953] pp. 355 - 364, 559 - 574, 668); (29 [1954] pp. 22-35, 184-202). - The written version was adopted in the books of Astan Quds in the Razavi scene - in Iran. This Council copy that we have is a photocopy of it. - Sheikh Muhammad Hassan Al Yassin was responsible for investigating and publishing it, so he published it in (Journal of the Iraqi Scientific Academy) 16 [Baghdad 1968], pp. 317-332: for the Muhaqqiq’s introduction. In it, he discussed: linguistic derivation, the translation of Al-Asma’i, and his works, and described the two versions he adopted: the Al-Mashhad Al-Radawi version, and the Egyptian House of Books version. + pp. 333-356: Text of the book of derivation). - Dr. Salim Al-Naimi devoted me to its investigation and explanation (Baghdad 1968, 216 pages), and published it with an introduction in which he dealt with: Al-Asma’i’s translation, his writings, and his poetry, then he described the book Al-Istiqāq and its written copies, and he adopted the text of the Istana manuscript. He also - when necessary - returned to the Astan Quds version. - The author is the narrator of the Arabs, one of the imams of knowledge of language, poetry, and countries. He attributed it to his grandfather, Asmaa. There is a lot of news about him. He was born in Basra, grew up there, then came to Baghdad at the invitation of Al-Rashid. He called him “the devil of poetry.” Al-Akhfash said: We have not seen anyone more knowledgeable about poetry than Al-Asma’i. Al-Shafi’i said about it: No one expressed it better than Al-Asma’i’s statement. Al-Mubarrad said: Al-Asma’i was a master of the language and no one like him was known in it and in the abundance of narrations. Al-Asma’i used to say: I memorize ten thousand arjouza. His books are many, on different topics: literature, language, history, genealogy, countries, and so on. - The author died in Basra. And he was buried in it. There was disagreement in the year of his death. It was said: 210, 215, 216 and 217 AH. - On the title page: “The Book of Derivation.” On the authority of Abu Saeed Abdul Malik bin Qarib Al-Asma’i. The narration of Abu Khalifa Al-Fadl bin Al-Habbab Al-Jumahi, on the authority of Abu Othman Bakr bin Muhammad Al-Mazni, Abu Al-Fadl Al-Riyashi, and Abu Muhammad Al-Tawzi. - On this page there is a (seal) indicating the endowment of the manuscript, and other (seals) of the witnesses present. This manuscript was in the first place. One of the possessions of the least servant of God is Muhyiddin bin Lutfullah, and it is devoid of the date of its writing. - A photocopy of a handwritten copy in (Katebkhana Astan Quds, in the Razavi scene - Iran), (No. 3644, general) from the language books. Nader Shah endowed it in the year 1145 AH, and the names were also written on the margin of the page. - Description of this copy: Sheikh Suleiman Zahir, within his research (“The Iranian Offices: and the Razavi Library - in Mashhad Khorasan -, and a description of some of its books”: “Journal of the Arab Scientific Academy” 23 [Damascus 1948] pp. 398 - 399. - The owner of the endowment, Nader Shah, was killed in the year 1160 AH = (1747 AD) and was buried in Mashhad.

Sample Text In the name of God, the most gracious, the most merciful. May God make it easy. I read to Abu Khalifa. He said: I read to Abu Muhammad al-Tawzi, Abu Uthman al-Mazni, and Abu al-Fadl al-Riyashi. They said: Abu Saeed Abd al-Malik bin Qarib al-Asma’i said: Al-Haysam: the thick, intense one, said some of the narcissists

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Satır sayısı 17

Yazı türü Naskh