The sufficient answer for those who asked about the panacea
(الجواب الكافي لمن سأل عن الدواء الشافي)

Name: The sufficient answer for those who asked about the panacea
Author: Muhammad bin Abi Bakr bin Qayyim al-Jawziyyah Abu Abdullah, 751 AH/1350 AD.

Title	The sufficient answer for those who asked about the panacea
Title Original	الجواب الكافي لمن سأل عن الدواء الشافي
Author	Muhammad bin Abi Bakr bin Qayyim al-Jawziyyah Abu Abdullah, 751 AH/1350 AD.
Author Original	محمد بن أبي بكر بن قيّم الجوزية أبو عبد الله، هـم
Publication Date:	1362 AH / 1943 AD; 21 Muharram
Publication Place	Occupation - Yemen - Ali bin Hilal Al-Dab
Subject	Sufism.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	71
Physical Dimensions	33cm × 20cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	1749
Record ID	191788
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	1362 AH / 1943 AD; 21 Muharram
Notes	Copied from the handwriting of Sheikh Al-Hussein bin Ali Al-Amri, at the end of which is a footnote taken from another copy of the book called “The Sufficient Answer,” the first of which is “God Almighty has two servitudes, a hidden servitude and an apparent servitude...” and it is located about a page and a third, and the last is “...and every organ for what He created for it, and He guided the spouses of every animal to mating, procreation, and raising a child, and He guided the child to latch on to the breast when it is born, and the stages of His guidance, Glory be to Him, do not Only He counts it, so blessed be God, Lord of the Worlds.” Below the end of this footnote in the margin is what indicates that the manuscript was dedicated to the Commander of the Faithful on the 11th of Safar in the year 1373 AH, on its title page, that it is from the narration of Sheikh Muhammad bin Ahmad Saqr Al-Ghassani and the narration of the scholar Sbaiman bin Ibrahim Al-Alawi, may God have mercy on him.
Sample Text	After the Basmalah, Sheikh al-Islam Shams al-Din bin Qayyim al-Jawziyyah, may God Almighty have mercy on him, was asked what the distinguished scholars, may God be pleased with them, say about a man who was afflicted with an affliction and knew that if it continued, it would ruin his world and the afterlife for him, and he worked hard to ward it off for himself in every way.
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The sufficient answer for those who asked about the panacea

(الجواب الكافي لمن سأل عن الدواء الشافي)

Author Muhammad bin Abi Bakr bin Qayyim al-Jawziyyah Abu Abdullah, 751 AH/1350 AD.

Author Original محمد بن أبي بكر بن قيّم الجوزية أبو عبد الله، هـم

Publication Date 1362 AH / 1943 AD; 21 Muharram

Publication Place Occupation - Yemen - Ali bin Hilal Al-Dab

Subject Sufism.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 71

Physical Dimensions 33cm × 20cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 1749

Record ID 191788

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 1362 AH / 1943 AD; 21 Muharram

Notes Copied from the handwriting of Sheikh Al-Hussein bin Ali Al-Amri, at the end of which is a footnote taken from another copy of the book called “The Sufficient Answer,” the first of which is “God Almighty has two servitudes, a hidden servitude and an apparent servitude...” and it is located about a page and a third, and the last is “...and every organ for what He created for it, and He guided the spouses of every animal to mating, procreation, and raising a child, and He guided the child to latch on to the breast when it is born, and the stages of His guidance, Glory be to Him, do not Only He counts it, so blessed be God, Lord of the Worlds.” Below the end of this footnote in the margin is what indicates that the manuscript was dedicated to the Commander of the Faithful on the 11th of Safar in the year 1373 AH, on its title page, that it is from the narration of Sheikh Muhammad bin Ahmad Saqr Al-Ghassani and the narration of the scholar Sbaiman bin Ibrahim Al-Alawi, may God have mercy on him.

Sample Text After the Basmalah, Sheikh al-Islam Shams al-Din bin Qayyim al-Jawziyyah, may God Almighty have mercy on him, was asked what the distinguished scholars, may God be pleased with them, say about a man who was afflicted with an affliction and knew that if it continued, it would ruin his world and the afterlife for him, and he worked hard to ward it off for himself in every way.

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Satır sayısı 32

Yazı türü Naskh