Entering the bathroom and its rules
(دخول الحمام وقوانينه)

Name: Entering the bathroom and its rules
Author: Youssef bin Abdul Hadi Al-Maqdisi; He died after the year 906 AH.

Title	Entering the bathroom and its rules
Title Original	دخول الحمام وقوانينه
Author	Youssef bin Abdul Hadi Al-Maqdisi; He died after the year 906 AH.
Author Original	يوسف بن عبد الهادي المقدسي؛ توفي بعد سنة هـ
Publication Date:	885 AH/1480 AD; 23 Shawwal
Publication Place	Damascus - Syria - Not identified
Subject	Medicine, pharmacy.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	102
Physical Dimensions	19cm × 13cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	الرقم القديم 4535
Record ID	128677
Library Location	Syria (Damascus) - Dar Al-Kutob Al-Dhahiria Library - Syria (Damascus) - Dar Al-Kutob Al-Dhahiria Library
Date	885 AH/1480 AD; 23 Shawwal
Notes	It is most likely that the author died after Ramadan in the year 906 AH, that is, after the year 1501 AD, as he says in one of his religious works in Al-Dhahiriyya that he completed it in that year while he was at the school of Sheikh Al-Islam Abu Omar in Damascus. The lines of the copy are different, written without coordination, and perhaps they are in the hand of the author himself. He quotes the words of Ibn Asakir al-Dimashqi, who mentioned that there are 57 pigeons in Damascus and its suburbs, in addition to one in Rabwah and others in Ghouta and Qaboun. As for Ibn Abd al-Hadi, he mentions one hundred baths, including Hammam al-Kattani, Izz al-Din, al-Bimaristan, and al-Adl, and describes them extensively, not in terms of the health service they provide, but rather from a legal and jurisprudential standpoint above all, mentioning in it how the bathroom is built, its conditions, water being sent to it, its entry for men and women, the time for each of them, its benefits and harms, and eating or drinking in it, along with a description of the pots, cups (kicks), sinks, its floor, and its tiles. And his money, and the wages he collects, and his guard, and those of the predecessors who praised him, and the etiquette of the bathroom in general. Perhaps this book is part of a collection, as it seems that the work was prolific, linking research and book to book, and most of it is at the same level, which is neither praised nor criticized because it reflects a vivid picture of the work’s era. And the scientific situation at that time.
Sample Text	It was completed on Shawwal 23, 885 AH
Yazı hakkında notlar	سقيم
Durum	مبتور من أوله ومصاب بالرطوبة وبعض أوراقه ممزق.
Satır sayısı	غير مرتبة

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Entering the bathroom and its rules

(دخول الحمام وقوانينه)

Author Youssef bin Abdul Hadi Al-Maqdisi; He died after the year 906 AH.

Author Original يوسف بن عبد الهادي المقدسي؛ توفي بعد سنة هـ

Publication Date 885 AH/1480 AD; 23 Shawwal

Publication Place Damascus - Syria - Not identified

Subject Medicine, pharmacy.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 102

Physical Dimensions 19cm × 13cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID الرقم القديم 4535

Record ID 128677

Library Location Syria (Damascus) - Dar Al-Kutob Al-Dhahiria Library - Syria (Damascus) - Dar Al-Kutob Al-Dhahiria Library

Date 885 AH/1480 AD; 23 Shawwal

Notes It is most likely that the author died after Ramadan in the year 906 AH, that is, after the year 1501 AD, as he says in one of his religious works in Al-Dhahiriyya that he completed it in that year while he was at the school of Sheikh Al-Islam Abu Omar in Damascus. The lines of the copy are different, written without coordination, and perhaps they are in the hand of the author himself. He quotes the words of Ibn Asakir al-Dimashqi, who mentioned that there are 57 pigeons in Damascus and its suburbs, in addition to one in Rabwah and others in Ghouta and Qaboun. As for Ibn Abd al-Hadi, he mentions one hundred baths, including Hammam al-Kattani, Izz al-Din, al-Bimaristan, and al-Adl, and describes them extensively, not in terms of the health service they provide, but rather from a legal and jurisprudential standpoint above all, mentioning in it how the bathroom is built, its conditions, water being sent to it, its entry for men and women, the time for each of them, its benefits and harms, and eating or drinking in it, along with a description of the pots, cups (kicks), sinks, its floor, and its tiles. And his money, and the wages he collects, and his guard, and those of the predecessors who praised him, and the etiquette of the bathroom in general. Perhaps this book is part of a collection, as it seems that the work was prolific, linking research and book to book, and most of it is at the same level, which is neither praised nor criticized because it reflects a vivid picture of the work’s era. And the scientific situation at that time.

Sample Text It was completed on Shawwal 23, 885 AH

Yazı hakkında notlar سقيم

Durum مبتور من أوله ومصاب بالرطوبة وبعض أوراقه ممزق.

Satır sayısı غير مرتبة