Al-Ghayathi history
(التاريخ الغياثي)

Name: Al-Ghayathi history
Author: Al-Ghayath, Abdullah bin Fathallah Al-Baghdadi; (He was alive in 901 AH = 1495 AD).

Title	Al-Ghayathi history
Title Original	التاريخ الغياثي
Author	Al-Ghayath, Abdullah bin Fathallah Al-Baghdadi; (He was alive in 901 AH = 1495 AD).
Author Original	الغياث، عبد الله بن فتح الله البغدادي؛ كان حيا سنة هـ م
Publication Date:	Not available
Publication Place	Baghdad - Iraq - Not identified
Subject	the date.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	154
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	17/ تاريخ
Record ID	SP 218433
Library Location	Iraq (Baghdad) - The Iraqi Scientific Complex Library - Iraq (Baghdad) - The Iraqi Scientific Complex Library
Date	Not available
Notes	- The copy ends with these words mentioned in the conclusion. - Tariq Nafi’ al-Hamdani was responsible for editing a section of it that deals with (Chapter Five), and the University of Baghdad helped publish it (Asaad Press - Baghdad 1975; 461 pages). It was published with an introduction (pp. 7-38) in which he dealt with the translation of Al-Ghayathi and his works, described the copy, his approach to investigating it, and the author’s approach to presenting the material of his book. And other studies. - The author is: nicknamed Ghiyath, and his name is also mentioned: Ghiyath al-Din bin Fathallah, the writer al-Baghdadi. (In one narration: He was alive in the year 883 AH = 1495 AD) and in another: In the year 890 AH = 1485 AD) - The word “that” which comes in the sentence “that from the many temptations and the frequent tribulations that took place in the land of Iraq” in Al-Fatihah, it came in the manuscript: “that” - in the front of the copy is a detailed index of the book’s topics (2 - 4 Q.). It is noted that during his speech, the author introduced some topics and delayed others, not as their sequence was stated in the aforementioned index. - From the book “Nizam al-Tawarikh” mentioned in Al-Fatihah, in “Kashf al-Zunun” 2: 1959: “Nizam al-Tawarikh: Persian, abridged: by Judge Nasir al-Din Abdullah bin Omar al-Baydawi, who died in the year 685 AH (= 1286 AD)..., in which the prophets and caliphs of the Umayyad and Abbasid caliphs were mentioned, then the Saffarid, Samanid, Ghaznavid, Daylamic, Seljuk, Seljuk, Khawarzrim, and Mongolian prophets.” Printed: Correction and attention: Bahman Mirza Karimi (Farhu Mand and Iqbal Alami Press Company - 1313). Abd al-Hamid al-Dujaili wrote an extensive description of this manuscript: (“Sumar” 6 [Baghdad 1950], pp. 220-223). - About the word “killed” in the conclusion, it came in the manuscript as “like.” - About the word “his servant” in the conclusion, it came in The manuscript is “and his servant.” - On the authority of “Al-Mushasha” in the conclusion. This Al-Mushasha’ is Muhsin bin Muhammad Al-Mahdi Al-Mushasha’. He died in the year 914 AH. - See about “Kallabi” mentioned in the conclusion (Al-Tarikh Al-Ghayathi, p. 395, vol. 3). - On the phrase “Dhul-Hijjah” in the conclusion, and the correct thing is: from Dhul-Hijjah - at the last thing mentioned in the conclusion Its number. - On the margins of the copy are a number of comments and corrections: by Father Anastas Marie Al-Carmeli, Dr. Mustafa Jawad, and Korkis Awad - a photocopied copy of a handwritten copy in the library of the Iraqi Museum in Baghdad, which was previously in the treasury of the Carmelite Fathers in Baghdad, written in the tenth century AH, and perhaps in the author’s plan - the photocopied copy is (numbered 1738, 316 pages, 15 S, 24/18 cm. It is a unique copy that has no counterpart in other treasures of the books of the Khafiqin. It is of ancient script, and may date back to the time of the author. From this copy, the calligrapher (Abd al-Razzaq bin Mulla Muhammad al-Hajj Falih) transmitted a copy, which is kept in the library of graduate books at the College of Arts of the University of Baghdad (No. 61. See (Index of Arabic Manuscripts at the Institute of Higher Islamic Studies in Baghdad, p. 8, without Father Anastas Mary). Al-Karmali, on the first page of this copy, in French, states that he bought it from Mr. Hussein bin Ali, known as Damad Al-Hassani Al-Najafi Al-Hamdhani in Najaf, for the amount of (175) rupees, on February 28, 1918 AD.
Sample Text	Basmalah... Praise be to God, who remains after the annihilation of His everlasting creation. There is no annihilation or disappearance of His kingdom. May blessings be upon our Master Muhammad, the best of his creation, his family, and his entire family. And then: The writer of these papers says that people are most in need of the Creator, Abdullah bin Fathallah Al-Baghdadi, nicknamed Al-Ghayath, may God forgive them both: that due to the large number of temptations and the frequent tribulations that took place in the land of Iraq, no one has confirmed their dates from the time of Sheikh Hassan to the present day, firstly: due to the lack of people of this knowledge and no one to look into it. Secondly: Most of them are histories of injustice and aggression that it is better to abandon than to mention, because this period that we are in is called the era of abandonment, and it began from the year 616, close to the date of the extinction of the Arab state and the beginning of the Turkish state. Its duration is 640 years, and its explanation will come in another place..., so it occurred to me to write these papers with some of what happened in our time in the land of Iraq, and to add to it some news of the past time as a matter of brevity. What happened from the time of Adam, peace be upon him, to the days of Sultan Abu Said, is taken from the book System of History by Judge Nasser al-Din Omar al-Baydawi, and others. I did not copy it from the time of Sheikh Hassan to this day, but rather I copied it from papers and footnotes, and most of it is from the words of narrators, and some of what happened in our time and its writers are knowledgeable. So I wrote that and contained it in these papers... and made it an introduction and six chapters, and I called it Al-Ghayathi History.
Durum	مخروم، يتخلّل النسخة خروم في أكثر من مكان: سبّب ضياع أخبار بعض السنوات.
Satır sayısı	15
Kaynakça	المخطوطات التاريخية في خزانة كتب المتحف العراقي ببغداد، ج 1، ص 49؛ التعريف بالمؤرخين، ج 1، ص 249 - 251؛ تاريخ العراق بين احتلالين، فهارس الكتب "الغياثي"، ج 3؛ معجم المؤلفين، ج 6، ص 100؛ مقدمة محقق الكتاب، ص 7 - 12.
Yazı türü	Nastaʿlīq

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Al-Ghayathi history

(التاريخ الغياثي)

Author Al-Ghayath, Abdullah bin Fathallah Al-Baghdadi; (He was alive in 901 AH = 1495 AD).

Author Original الغياث، عبد الله بن فتح الله البغدادي؛ كان حيا سنة هـ م

Publication Date Not available

Publication Place Baghdad - Iraq - Not identified

Subject the date.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 154

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 17/ تاريخ

Record ID SP 218433

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

Date Not available

Notes - The copy ends with these words mentioned in the conclusion. - Tariq Nafi’ al-Hamdani was responsible for editing a section of it that deals with (Chapter Five), and the University of Baghdad helped publish it (Asaad Press - Baghdad 1975; 461 pages). It was published with an introduction (pp. 7-38) in which he dealt with the translation of Al-Ghayathi and his works, described the copy, his approach to investigating it, and the author’s approach to presenting the material of his book. And other studies. - The author is: nicknamed Ghiyath, and his name is also mentioned: Ghiyath al-Din bin Fathallah, the writer al-Baghdadi. (In one narration: He was alive in the year 883 AH = 1495 AD) and in another: In the year 890 AH = 1485 AD) - The word “that” which comes in the sentence “that from the many temptations and the frequent tribulations that took place in the land of Iraq” in Al-Fatihah, it came in the manuscript: “that” - in the front of the copy is a detailed index of the book’s topics (2 - 4 Q.). It is noted that during his speech, the author introduced some topics and delayed others, not as their sequence was stated in the aforementioned index. - From the book “Nizam al-Tawarikh” mentioned in Al-Fatihah, in “Kashf al-Zunun” 2: 1959: “Nizam al-Tawarikh: Persian, abridged: by Judge Nasir al-Din Abdullah bin Omar al-Baydawi, who died in the year 685 AH (= 1286 AD)..., in which the prophets and caliphs of the Umayyad and Abbasid caliphs were mentioned, then the Saffarid, Samanid, Ghaznavid, Daylamic, Seljuk, Seljuk, Khawarzrim, and Mongolian prophets.” Printed: Correction and attention: Bahman Mirza Karimi (Farhu Mand and Iqbal Alami Press Company - 1313). Abd al-Hamid al-Dujaili wrote an extensive description of this manuscript: (“Sumar” 6 [Baghdad 1950], pp. 220-223). - About the word “killed” in the conclusion, it came in the manuscript as “like.” - About the word “his servant” in the conclusion, it came in The manuscript is “and his servant.” - On the authority of “Al-Mushasha” in the conclusion. This Al-Mushasha’ is Muhsin bin Muhammad Al-Mahdi Al-Mushasha’. He died in the year 914 AH. - See about “Kallabi” mentioned in the conclusion (Al-Tarikh Al-Ghayathi, p. 395, vol. 3). - On the phrase “Dhul-Hijjah” in the conclusion, and the correct thing is: from Dhul-Hijjah - at the last thing mentioned in the conclusion Its number. - On the margins of the copy are a number of comments and corrections: by Father Anastas Marie Al-Carmeli, Dr. Mustafa Jawad, and Korkis Awad - a photocopied copy of a handwritten copy in the library of the Iraqi Museum in Baghdad, which was previously in the treasury of the Carmelite Fathers in Baghdad, written in the tenth century AH, and perhaps in the author’s plan - the photocopied copy is (numbered 1738, 316 pages, 15 S, 24/18 cm. It is a unique copy that has no counterpart in other treasures of the books of the Khafiqin. It is of ancient script, and may date back to the time of the author. From this copy, the calligrapher (Abd al-Razzaq bin Mulla Muhammad al-Hajj Falih) transmitted a copy, which is kept in the library of graduate books at the College of Arts of the University of Baghdad (No. 61. See (Index of Arabic Manuscripts at the Institute of Higher Islamic Studies in Baghdad, p. 8, without Father Anastas Mary). Al-Karmali, on the first page of this copy, in French, states that he bought it from Mr. Hussein bin Ali, known as Damad Al-Hassani Al-Najafi Al-Hamdhani in Najaf, for the amount of (175) rupees, on February 28, 1918 AD.

Sample Text Basmalah... Praise be to God, who remains after the annihilation of His everlasting creation. There is no annihilation or disappearance of His kingdom. May blessings be upon our Master Muhammad, the best of his creation, his family, and his entire family. And then: The writer of these papers says that people are most in need of the Creator, Abdullah bin Fathallah Al-Baghdadi, nicknamed Al-Ghayath, may God forgive them both: that due to the large number of temptations and the frequent tribulations that took place in the land of Iraq, no one has confirmed their dates from the time of Sheikh Hassan to the present day, firstly: due to the lack of people of this knowledge and no one to look into it. Secondly: Most of them are histories of injustice and aggression that it is better to abandon than to mention, because this period that we are in is called the era of abandonment, and it began from the year 616, close to the date of the extinction of the Arab state and the beginning of the Turkish state. Its duration is 640 years, and its explanation will come in another place..., so it occurred to me to write these papers with some of what happened in our time in the land of Iraq, and to add to it some news of the past time as a matter of brevity. What happened from the time of Adam, peace be upon him, to the days of Sultan Abu Said, is taken from the book System of History by Judge Nasser al-Din Omar al-Baydawi, and others. I did not copy it from the time of Sheikh Hassan to this day, but rather I copied it from papers and footnotes, and most of it is from the words of narrators, and some of what happened in our time and its writers are knowledgeable. So I wrote that and contained it in these papers... and made it an introduction and six chapters, and I called it Al-Ghayathi History.

Durum مخروم، يتخلّل النسخة خروم في أكثر من مكان: سبّب ضياع أخبار بعض السنوات.

Satır sayısı 15

Kaynakça المخطوطات التاريخية في خزانة كتب المتحف العراقي ببغداد، ج 1، ص 49؛ التعريف بالمؤرخين، ج 1، ص 249 - 251؛ تاريخ العراق بين احتلالين، فهارس الكتب "الغياثي"، ج 3؛ معجم المؤلفين، ج 6، ص 100؛ مقدمة محقق الكتاب، ص 7 - 12.

Yazı türü Nastaʿlīq