Kharida Al-Qasr and Al-Asr newspaper - Iraqi section (Part 1)
(خريدة القصر وجريدة العصر القسم العراقي الجزء )

Name: Kharida Al-Qasr and Al-Asr newspaper - Iraqi section (Part 1)
Author: Imad al-Din al-Asbahani al-Katib, 597 AH/1201 AD.

Title	Kharida Al-Qasr and Al-Asr newspaper - Iraqi section (Part 1)
Title Original	خريدة القصر وجريدة العصر القسم العراقي الجزء
Author	Imad al-Din al-Asbahani al-Katib, 597 AH/1201 AD.
Author Original	عماد الدين الأصبهاني الكاتب، هـم
Publication Date:	Not available
Publication Place	Baghdad - Iraq - Not identified
Subject	Biographies, biographies.
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	201
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	، الرسالة
Record ID	VP 218133
Library Location	Iraq (Baghdad) - The Iraqi Scientific Complex Library - Iraq (Baghdad) - The Iraqi Scientific Complex Library
Date	Not available
Notes	A photocopy of a handwritten copy in the British Museum (No. P.10745, Add 18 524). - See an extensive study on “Introducing the Book of Al-Kharida,” written by Professor Muhammad Bahja Al-Athari in his introduction to the first part, (pp. 82-110). See also: D. Ali Jawad Al-Tahir: Within his research “Sources for the study of (Arabic poetry) in Iraq and the Persian countries: the middle of the fifth century - the middle of the sixth century”: (Journal of the Iraqi Scientific Academy 4 [Baghdad 1956] vol. 1, pp. 271-273: The newspaper of Al-Qasr and the newspaper Al-Asr. And: Jamal Al-Din Al-Alusi: (The newspaper of Al-Qasr and the newspaper of the era: Al-A’lam, 9 [Baghdad 1974] 9, p. 82) and Ayman Fouad Sayyed: (Sources of the History of Yemen in the Islamic Era, p. 114). And see regarding the manuscript copies of “Al-Jarida”: (Index of books in the Egyptian Library until the end of May 1926, 3: 93), (Index of Illustrated Manuscripts. Institute of Arabic Manuscripts - Cairo 1/2: 122-124 - Abu Abdullah, Imad Al-Din Muhammad, Ibn Safi Al-Din Abi Al-Faraj Muhammad, Ibn Nafis Al-Din Abi Al-Raja Hamid, Ibn Muhammad, Ibn Abdullah, known as Al-Imad Al-Isfahani, the writer: a historian, a scholar of literature, and one of the greatest writers. He was born in Isfahan and came to Baghdad as a young man. He lived in Damascus and lived in his school known as Al-Amadiyah, where he wrote many great works. He wrote many great works Al-Athari, in his introduction to the first part - this: (pp. 9-81). It was published in two parts, in the publications of the Iraqi Scientific Academy: The first part: verified, compiled, and explained by: Professor Muhammad Bahja Al-Athari, and its original was prepared and its copies were opposed, and its indexes were made by: Dr. Jamil Saeed (Baghdad 1955, 437 pages). This part ends at the middle of folio 110 Manuscript, Part Two: Verified by: Professor Muhammad Bahja al-Athari (Baghdad 1964, 439 pages). Al-Imad al-Isbahani compiled his “Kharidah” into twelve parts, dividing it into four sections: The first section: The poets of Al-Aj, Persia, and Khurasan. The third section: The poets of the Levant, Mosul, and the neighboring countries Yemen. Section Four: Egyptian poets and their works, and the poets of Sicily, Morocco, and Andalusia. Added to the end of footnote (1): and “Journal of the Institute of Arabic Manuscripts” (22 [Cairo 1976] p. 223; serial 303 among the manuscripts photographed by the Institute’s mission from Morocco, 1975).
Sample Text	The Basmala... Praise be to God, who has left behind the souls of meanings and the ghosts of words..., so I compiled and wrote this book, and named it: Al-Qasr and Al-Asr Newspaper. I divided this book into sections: The first section: The eminent people of Baghdad, and what happens with it in the country.
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Kharida Al-Qasr and Al-Asr newspaper - Iraqi section (Part 1)

(خريدة القصر وجريدة العصر القسم العراقي الجزء )

Author Imad al-Din al-Asbahani al-Katib, 597 AH/1201 AD.

Author Original عماد الدين الأصبهاني الكاتب، هـم

Publication Date Not available

Publication Place Baghdad - Iraq - Not identified

Subject Biographies, biographies.

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 201

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID ، الرسالة

Record ID VP 218133

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

Date Not available

Notes A photocopy of a handwritten copy in the British Museum (No. P.10745, Add 18 524). - See an extensive study on “Introducing the Book of Al-Kharida,” written by Professor Muhammad Bahja Al-Athari in his introduction to the first part, (pp. 82-110). See also: D. Ali Jawad Al-Tahir: Within his research “Sources for the study of (Arabic poetry) in Iraq and the Persian countries: the middle of the fifth century - the middle of the sixth century”: (Journal of the Iraqi Scientific Academy 4 [Baghdad 1956] vol. 1, pp. 271-273: The newspaper of Al-Qasr and the newspaper Al-Asr. And: Jamal Al-Din Al-Alusi: (The newspaper of Al-Qasr and the newspaper of the era: Al-A’lam, 9 [Baghdad 1974] 9, p. 82) and Ayman Fouad Sayyed: (Sources of the History of Yemen in the Islamic Era, p. 114). And see regarding the manuscript copies of “Al-Jarida”: (Index of books in the Egyptian Library until the end of May 1926, 3: 93), (Index of Illustrated Manuscripts. Institute of Arabic Manuscripts - Cairo 1/2: 122-124 - Abu Abdullah, Imad Al-Din Muhammad, Ibn Safi Al-Din Abi Al-Faraj Muhammad, Ibn Nafis Al-Din Abi Al-Raja Hamid, Ibn Muhammad, Ibn Abdullah, known as Al-Imad Al-Isfahani, the writer: a historian, a scholar of literature, and one of the greatest writers. He was born in Isfahan and came to Baghdad as a young man. He lived in Damascus and lived in his school known as Al-Amadiyah, where he wrote many great works. He wrote many great works Al-Athari, in his introduction to the first part - this: (pp. 9-81). It was published in two parts, in the publications of the Iraqi Scientific Academy: The first part: verified, compiled, and explained by: Professor Muhammad Bahja Al-Athari, and its original was prepared and its copies were opposed, and its indexes were made by: Dr. Jamil Saeed (Baghdad 1955, 437 pages). This part ends at the middle of folio 110 Manuscript, Part Two: Verified by: Professor Muhammad Bahja al-Athari (Baghdad 1964, 439 pages). Al-Imad al-Isbahani compiled his “Kharidah” into twelve parts, dividing it into four sections: The first section: The poets of Al-Aj, Persia, and Khurasan. The third section: The poets of the Levant, Mosul, and the neighboring countries Yemen. Section Four: Egyptian poets and their works, and the poets of Sicily, Morocco, and Andalusia. Added to the end of footnote (1): and “Journal of the Institute of Arabic Manuscripts” (22 [Cairo 1976] p. 223; serial 303 among the manuscripts photographed by the Institute’s mission from Morocco, 1975).

Sample Text The Basmala... Praise be to God, who has left behind the souls of meanings and the ghosts of words..., so I compiled and wrote this book, and named it: Al-Qasr and Al-Asr Newspaper. I divided this book into sections: The first section: The eminent people of Baghdad, and what happens with it in the country.

Satır sayısı 17

Yazı türü Naskh