Forty hadiths and their explanation
(الأربعون حديثا وشرحها)

Title Forty hadiths and their explanation
Title Original الأربعون حديثا وشرحها
Author Muhammad bin Muhammad Vahdati Al-Askobi, the preacher.
Author Original محمد بن محمد وحدتي الأُسْكوبي الواعظ
Publication Date: 1169 AH / 1755 AD
Publication Place Baghdad - Iraq - Khalil bin Abdullah bin Alaq, called: (Mufti of Hazar Gharar)
Subject Hadiths, explanation of the hadith.
Type kitap
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 78
Physical Dimensions 23cm × 17cm
Library: Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID 3914 مجاميع
Record ID 98780
Library Location Iraq (Baghdad) -- General Awqaf Library - Iraq (Baghdad) -- General Endowments Library - General Endowments Library in Baghdad
Date 1169 AH / 1755 AD
Notes Written by order of: Sheikh Effendi, Sheikh of readers in Edirne in the year 1131.
Sample Text Praise be to God, the Most High, the Most Generous, who taught with the pen
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Forty hadiths and their explanation

(الأربعون حديثا وشرحها)
Author Muhammad bin Muhammad Vahdati Al-Askobi, the preacher.
Author Original محمد بن محمد وحدتي الأُسْكوبي الواعظ
Publication Date 1169 AH / 1755 AD
Publication Place Baghdad - Iraq - Khalil bin Abdullah bin Alaq, called: (Mufti of Hazar Gharar)
Subject Hadiths, explanation of the hadith.
Type kitap
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 78
Physical Dimensions 23cm × 17cm
Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID 3914 مجاميع
Record ID 98780
Library Location Iraq (Baghdad) -- General Awqaf Library - Iraq (Baghdad) -- General Endowments Library - General Endowments Library in Baghdad
Date 1169 AH / 1755 AD
Notes Written by order of: Sheikh Effendi, Sheikh of readers in Edirne in the year 1131.
Sample Text Praise be to God, the Most High, the Most Generous, who taught with the pen
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