Inflicting a burden on someone who did not sign a common-law divorce according to Shafi’i jurisprudence
(ايقاد الضرام على من لم يوقع طلاق العوام في الفقه الشافعي)

Name: Inflicting a burden on someone who did not sign a common-law divorce according to Shafi’i jurisprudence
Author: Muhammad bin Al-Haj Hassan Al-Kurdi; He was alive in 1187 AH.

Title	Inflicting a burden on someone who did not sign a common-law divorce according to Shafi’i jurisprudence
Title Original	ايقاد الضرام على من لم يوقع طلاق العوام في الفقه الشافعي
Author	Muhammad bin Al-Haj Hassan Al-Kurdi; He was alive in 1187 AH.
Author Original	محمد بن الحاج حسن الكردى؛ كان حيا سنة هـ
Publication Date:	1265 AH / 1848 AD
Publication Place	Solomonia - Iraq - Hamid
Subject	Shafi'i jurisprudence.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	3
Physical Dimensions	30cm × 21cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	ت/مجاميع/534ـ537
Record ID	214215
Library Location	Iraq (Sulaymaniyah) -- Bayarah Library - Iraq (Sulaymaniyah) - Central Endowments Library
Date	1265 AH / 1848 AD
Notes	Professor Dr. Abdullah Al-Jubouri mentioned from his book Catalog of Arabic Manuscripts in the Public Endowments Library in Baghdad, Part 1/387, under serialization (1230), the name of this book as follows (Iqad Al-Dharam on Those Who Did Not Divorce the Common People) and attributed it to Muhammad ibn Muhammad bin Shah Al-Hanafi, who died in the year 939 AH, and included it in the Hanafi jurisprudence section. This confusion is on the part of the distinguished author, and he relied on Kashf Al-Zunun, Part 1/109, so he made it Commenting on the book Islah al-Prevention fi al-Furuq, and when I reviewed it to uncover suspicions, I did not find anything that indicated that at all except what was mentioned that Muhammad Shah al-Hanafi had comments on the book Islah al-Prevention. See the first part of this book, pp. 128-129, the book (Daqqa Kani Tha Da Bi Kurdi) by Alaa al-Din al-Sajawi, p. 76, and the book al-Baytoshi by Muhammad al-Khal, p. 30. Professor Abdul Qadir Al-Barzanji says in his book Dictionary of Kurdish Notables, B/20, that he died in the year 1200 AH without indicating the source from which this date was based. As for Professor Alaa al-Din al-Sajjadi, in his book (Daqqa Kani Tha Da Bi Kurdi) p. 77, he places the year of his death between the years 1194-1200 AH as a guess. At the beginning of the book, there is a prose and composed tribute from Bahr al-Wafir by Sheikh Abdullah Al-Baytoshi, the famous Kurdish writer. When the author wrote it, he asked Al-Baytoshi, who was a student of his, to read it, so Al-Baytouchi narrated it with this poem, praising the book. Its beginning: The least is for the one who issues a false fatwa * He has gone too far in persistent misguidance. The end of the poem: And I hope for the gifts of God Almighty * A good condition with a good ending. At the beginning there are several sayings and jurisprudential fatwas by famous scholars. The copyist's copy of the author's copy.
Sample Text	Praise be to God who sent His Messenger with guidance and the laws of rulings, and made clear to us what is permissible and what is forbidden, and did not specify for them specific peoples to the exclusion of others... etc.
Satır sayısı	مختلف السطور
Kaynakça	البيتوشى، ص 280 ـ 281.
Yazı türü	Fārsī

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Inflicting a burden on someone who did not sign a common-law divorce according to Shafi’i jurisprudence

(ايقاد الضرام على من لم يوقع طلاق العوام في الفقه الشافعي)

Author Muhammad bin Al-Haj Hassan Al-Kurdi; He was alive in 1187 AH.

Author Original محمد بن الحاج حسن الكردى؛ كان حيا سنة هـ

Publication Date 1265 AH / 1848 AD

Publication Place Solomonia - Iraq - Hamid

Subject Shafi'i jurisprudence.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 3

Physical Dimensions 30cm × 21cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID ت/مجاميع/534ـ537

Record ID 214215

Library Location Iraq (Sulaymaniyah) -- Bayarah Library - Iraq (Sulaymaniyah) - Central Endowments Library

Date 1265 AH / 1848 AD

Notes Professor Dr. Abdullah Al-Jubouri mentioned from his book Catalog of Arabic Manuscripts in the Public Endowments Library in Baghdad, Part 1/387, under serialization (1230), the name of this book as follows (Iqad Al-Dharam on Those Who Did Not Divorce the Common People) and attributed it to Muhammad ibn Muhammad bin Shah Al-Hanafi, who died in the year 939 AH, and included it in the Hanafi jurisprudence section. This confusion is on the part of the distinguished author, and he relied on Kashf Al-Zunun, Part 1/109, so he made it Commenting on the book Islah al-Prevention fi al-Furuq, and when I reviewed it to uncover suspicions, I did not find anything that indicated that at all except what was mentioned that Muhammad Shah al-Hanafi had comments on the book Islah al-Prevention. See the first part of this book, pp. 128-129, the book (Daqqa Kani Tha Da Bi Kurdi) by Alaa al-Din al-Sajawi, p. 76, and the book al-Baytoshi by Muhammad al-Khal, p. 30. Professor Abdul Qadir Al-Barzanji says in his book Dictionary of Kurdish Notables, B/20, that he died in the year 1200 AH without indicating the source from which this date was based. As for Professor Alaa al-Din al-Sajjadi, in his book (Daqqa Kani Tha Da Bi Kurdi) p. 77, he places the year of his death between the years 1194-1200 AH as a guess. At the beginning of the book, there is a prose and composed tribute from Bahr al-Wafir by Sheikh Abdullah Al-Baytoshi, the famous Kurdish writer. When the author wrote it, he asked Al-Baytoshi, who was a student of his, to read it, so Al-Baytouchi narrated it with this poem, praising the book. Its beginning: The least is for the one who issues a false fatwa *** He has gone too far in persistent misguidance. The end of the poem: And I hope for the gifts of God Almighty *** A good condition with a good ending. At the beginning there are several sayings and jurisprudential fatwas by famous scholars. The copyist's copy of the author's copy.

Sample Text Praise be to God who sent His Messenger with guidance and the laws of rulings, and made clear to us what is permissible and what is forbidden, and did not specify for them specific peoples to the exclusion of others... etc.

Satır sayısı مختلف السطور

Kaynakça البيتوشى، ص 280 ـ 281.

Yazı türü Fārsī