Relax the mind, and irritate the mind
(ترويح البال، وتهييج البلبال)

Name: Relax the mind, and irritate the mind
Author: Al-Aidaroos, Abdul Rahman bin Mustafa, 1192 AH / 1778 AD; Batrim was born in Yemen in 1135 AH/1722 AD, and died in Cairo.

Title	Relax the mind, and irritate the mind
Title Original	ترويح البال، وتهييج البلبال
Author	Al-Aidaroos, Abdul Rahman bin Mustafa, 1192 AH / 1778 AD; Batrim was born in Yemen in 1135 AH/1722 AD, and died in Cairo.
Author Original	العيدروس، عبد الرحمن بن مصطفى، هـم؛ ولد بتريم في بلاد اليمن سنة هـ م، وتوفي بالقاهرة
Publication Date:	1338 AH / 1919 AD
Publication Place	Gaza - Palestine - Yassin Al-Nabulsi
Subject	Arabic literature, poetry.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	20
Physical Dimensions	21cm × 15cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	143 ع
Record ID	125674
Library Location	Palestine (Gaza) -- Omari Mosque Library - Palestine (Gaza) -- The Great Omari Mosque Library
Date	1338 AH / 1919 AD
Notes	The author, Al-Aidarus, is Abu Al-Fadl Wajih Al-Din Abdul Rahman bin Mustafa bin Zain Al-Abidin bin Abdullah, Al-Shafi’i, Al-Husseini, Al-Yamani. He grew up, read, and traveled to India in the year 1153 with his father, and stayed in India for a while, then he went to Mecca and visited Taif, then he came to Egypt and settled there, and its people welcomed him. He came to Damascus in the year 1182 AH, and stayed in the house of Hussein Al-Muradi, and he honored him and did good. He stayed in Damascus, and his days in Damascus were seasons of joy. He only stayed there for a short time, and returned to Egypt. In the year 191 AH, he traveled to the Roman lands and entered Constantinople. He became respected and popular there, and some relations were arranged for him in Egypt and elsewhere. He returned from the sea side, and left the coast of Sidon. He was received by its governor, Minister Ahmed Pasha al-Jazzar, and returned to Egypt. During his stay in Cairo, he made numerous trips to Upper Egypt and to Tantada. (Tanta), Damietta, Rosetta, Alexandria and Dayrut. He performed Hajj seventeen times. Among his works: Tariwih al-Bulbal - a collection of poetry. - The collection of Al-Aidarus called (Tanqiq Al-Asfar regarding what happened to him with the Brothers of Literature in some travels), followed by the collection called Tanqiq Al-Safar. What happened to him and him in Egypt, appending that with a nice appendix that included some of the correspondence he wrote to him after his return from Egypt to the Two Holy Mosques.
Sample Text	In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God, and prayers and peace be upon the Messenger of God
Cilt	التجليد قديم، ومقوى
Yazı hakkında notlar	جميل
Durum	الورق متماسك وجيد إلا أن الأرضة ضربت أطرافه.
Satır sayısı	23
Yazı türü	Naskh

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Relax the mind, and irritate the mind

(ترويح البال، وتهييج البلبال)

Author Al-Aidaroos, Abdul Rahman bin Mustafa, 1192 AH / 1778 AD; Batrim was born in Yemen in 1135 AH/1722 AD, and died in Cairo.

Author Original العيدروس، عبد الرحمن بن مصطفى، هـم؛ ولد بتريم في بلاد اليمن سنة هـ م، وتوفي بالقاهرة

Publication Date 1338 AH / 1919 AD

Publication Place Gaza - Palestine - Yassin Al-Nabulsi

Subject Arabic literature, poetry.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 20

Physical Dimensions 21cm × 15cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 143 ع

Record ID 125674

Library Location Palestine (Gaza) -- Omari Mosque Library - Palestine (Gaza) -- The Great Omari Mosque Library

Date 1338 AH / 1919 AD

Notes The author, Al-Aidarus, is Abu Al-Fadl Wajih Al-Din Abdul Rahman bin Mustafa bin Zain Al-Abidin bin Abdullah, Al-Shafi’i, Al-Husseini, Al-Yamani. He grew up, read, and traveled to India in the year 1153 with his father, and stayed in India for a while, then he went to Mecca and visited Taif, then he came to Egypt and settled there, and its people welcomed him. He came to Damascus in the year 1182 AH, and stayed in the house of Hussein Al-Muradi, and he honored him and did good. He stayed in Damascus, and his days in Damascus were seasons of joy. He only stayed there for a short time, and returned to Egypt. In the year 191 AH, he traveled to the Roman lands and entered Constantinople. He became respected and popular there, and some relations were arranged for him in Egypt and elsewhere. He returned from the sea side, and left the coast of Sidon. He was received by its governor, Minister Ahmed Pasha al-Jazzar, and returned to Egypt. During his stay in Cairo, he made numerous trips to Upper Egypt and to Tantada. (Tanta), Damietta, Rosetta, Alexandria and Dayrut. He performed Hajj seventeen times. Among his works: Tariwih al-Bulbal - a collection of poetry. - The collection of Al-Aidarus called (Tanqiq Al-Asfar regarding what happened to him with the Brothers of Literature in some travels), followed by the collection called Tanqiq Al-Safar. What happened to him and him in Egypt, appending that with a nice appendix that included some of the correspondence he wrote to him after his return from Egypt to the Two Holy Mosques.

Sample Text In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God, and prayers and peace be upon the Messenger of God

Cilt التجليد قديم، ومقوى

Yazı hakkında notlar جميل

Durum الورق متماسك وجيد إلا أن الأرضة ضربت أطرافه.

Satır sayısı 23

Yazı türü Naskh