Footnote of Sheikh Khaled Al-Azhari on Al-Ajrumiyah
(حاشية الشيخ العلامة خالد الأزهري على الأجرومية)

Name: Footnote of Sheikh Khaled Al-Azhari on Al-Ajrumiyah
Author: Al-Waqqad, Al-Azhari, Khaled bin Abdullah bin Abi Bakr Muhammad Al-Jarjawi, 906 AH/1500 AD; He was born in Jarjah, Upper Egypt, in the year 838 AH/1435 AD, and died in Cairo in Muharram.

Title	Footnote of Sheikh Khaled Al-Azhari on Al-Ajrumiyah
Title Original	حاشية الشيخ العلامة خالد الأزهري على الأجرومية
Author	Al-Waqqad, Al-Azhari, Khaled bin Abdullah bin Abi Bakr Muhammad Al-Jarjawi, 906 AH/1500 AD; He was born in Jarjah, Upper Egypt, in the year 838 AH/1435 AD, and died in Cairo in Muharram.
Author Original	الوَقَّاد، الأزهري، خالد بن عبد الله بن أبي بكر محمد الجرجاوي، هـم؛ ولد بجرجة من الصعيد سنة هـ م، وتوفي بالقاهرة في المحرم
Publication Date:	Not available
Publication Place	Gaza - Palestine - Not identified
Subject	Arabic language, grammar, parsing.
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	41
Physical Dimensions	20cm × 15cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	30 ع/ 837 ط
Record ID	125049
Library Location	Palestine (Gaza) -- Omari Mosque Library - Palestine (Gaza) -- The Great Omari Mosque Library
Date	Not available
Notes	The paper is yellowish in color, and the ink is liquefying on some of the papers. Many sheikhs wrote footnotes on this explanation, including Sheikh Muhammad Abu al-Naja al-Tananda’i, who has a footnote on Sheikh Khalid’s commentary on al-Ajrumiyya, and Sheikh Ahmed bin Ahmad al-Bukhari al-Dumyati al-Hafnawi, al-Shafi’i, al-Khalouti, and al-Muselhi have a footnote on the explanation of al-Ajrumiyya, and Sheikh Abdullah al-Ashmawi has a footnote on the body of al-Ajrumiyya, and in the footnote are the intellectual benefits of Abdullah Pasha Fikri. Khaled Al-Azhari Al-Waqqad, the author is a grammarian and linguist. Among his works are: - Declaration of the content of the clarification: which is a commentary on the clearest paths to Alfiyyah Ibn Malik - A commentary on Al-Ajrumiyya (which is the manuscript that we have), an explanation of the rules of parsing by Ibn Hisham - A commentary on Al-Jazariyya in Tajweed, which he called Al-Hawashiyya - Al-Azhariyya in solving the words of the introduction to Al-Jazariyya. Butter in explanation of purdah. Introduction - Al-Azhar and its explanation. You see students in the industry of parsing. It guides students to the rules of parsing - parsing of Al-Kafiya. There is a manuscript copy in the Egyptian House of Books entitled: (Footnote to the Explanation of Sheikh Khalid Al-Azhari on Al-Ajrumiyah), written by Mr. Muhammad Abi Al-Naja (one of the scholars of the thirteenth century). It is written in the usual pen and in the handwriting of Muhammad Ahmad Habesha. It has eight leaves missing. It is in 98 leaves and has different rulers, and the size is 16 x 24 cm (5200 AH). Explanation of Al-Ajrumiyyah, written by: Khaled Abdullah Al-Azhari Al-Jarjawi, and it is in the usual handwriting of Sheikh Nasr Al-Hourini. He finished writing it on Monday, the 19th of Safar, 1230 AH, with many footnotes on the aforementioned explanation, all in his handwriting on 94 sheets of paper and with a different ruler, size 15 x 21 cm (4834 AH). There is another copy with a usual Naskh pen, written by Mahmoud bin Ali bin Muhammad Al-Beblawi in the year 1213 AH, in 199 pages, and it is ruled by 11 lines. Size 13 x 21 cm (116 H).
Sample Text	In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful, and in Him is my trust. The Sheikh Imam, the scholar of his time, said: “His time and timing will pass him by, the one whose virtue and intelligence are unanimously agreed upon by the people of disagreement and agreement, and to whom camels from all over the world have been flown.”
Cilt	عادي
Yazı hakkında notlar	نسخي مغربي حديث وبعضه بالرقعة
Durum	ناقصٌ من آخره.
Satır sayısı	23
Kaynakça	الذخائر الشرقية، ج 2، ص 62؛ شذرات الذهب، ج 8، ص 26؛ الكواكب السائرة، ج 1، ص 188؛ 3 إيضاح المكنون، ج 1، ص 118،293؛ إيضاح المكنون، ج 2، ص 229،543؛ الضوء اللامع، ج 3، ص 171 - 172؛ الأعلام، ج 2، ص 297؛ معجم المؤلفين، ج 1، ص 668؛ معجم المطبوعات، ج 1، ص 348،401؛ معجم المطبوعات، ج 2، ص 1329.
Yazı türü	Various

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Footnote of Sheikh Khaled Al-Azhari on Al-Ajrumiyah

(حاشية الشيخ العلامة خالد الأزهري على الأجرومية)

Author Al-Waqqad, Al-Azhari, Khaled bin Abdullah bin Abi Bakr Muhammad Al-Jarjawi, 906 AH/1500 AD; He was born in Jarjah, Upper Egypt, in the year 838 AH/1435 AD, and died in Cairo in Muharram.

Author Original الوَقَّاد، الأزهري، خالد بن عبد الله بن أبي بكر محمد الجرجاوي، هـم؛ ولد بجرجة من الصعيد سنة هـ م، وتوفي بالقاهرة في المحرم

Publication Date Not available

Publication Place Gaza - Palestine - Not identified

Subject Arabic language, grammar, parsing.

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 41

Physical Dimensions 20cm × 15cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 30 ع/ 837 ط

Record ID 125049

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

Date Not available

Notes The paper is yellowish in color, and the ink is liquefying on some of the papers. Many sheikhs wrote footnotes on this explanation, including Sheikh Muhammad Abu al-Naja al-Tananda’i, who has a footnote on Sheikh Khalid’s commentary on al-Ajrumiyya, and Sheikh Ahmed bin Ahmad al-Bukhari al-Dumyati al-Hafnawi, al-Shafi’i, al-Khalouti, and al-Muselhi have a footnote on the explanation of al-Ajrumiyya, and Sheikh Abdullah al-Ashmawi has a footnote on the body of al-Ajrumiyya, and in the footnote are the intellectual benefits of Abdullah Pasha Fikri. Khaled Al-Azhari Al-Waqqad, the author is a grammarian and linguist. Among his works are: - Declaration of the content of the clarification: which is a commentary on the clearest paths to Alfiyyah Ibn Malik - A commentary on Al-Ajrumiyya (which is the manuscript that we have), an explanation of the rules of parsing by Ibn Hisham - A commentary on Al-Jazariyya in Tajweed, which he called Al-Hawashiyya - Al-Azhariyya in solving the words of the introduction to Al-Jazariyya. Butter in explanation of purdah. Introduction - Al-Azhar and its explanation. You see students in the industry of parsing. It guides students to the rules of parsing - parsing of Al-Kafiya. There is a manuscript copy in the Egyptian House of Books entitled: (Footnote to the Explanation of Sheikh Khalid Al-Azhari on Al-Ajrumiyah), written by Mr. Muhammad Abi Al-Naja (one of the scholars of the thirteenth century). It is written in the usual pen and in the handwriting of Muhammad Ahmad Habesha. It has eight leaves missing. It is in 98 leaves and has different rulers, and the size is 16 x 24 cm (5200 AH). Explanation of Al-Ajrumiyyah, written by: Khaled Abdullah Al-Azhari Al-Jarjawi, and it is in the usual handwriting of Sheikh Nasr Al-Hourini. He finished writing it on Monday, the 19th of Safar, 1230 AH, with many footnotes on the aforementioned explanation, all in his handwriting on 94 sheets of paper and with a different ruler, size 15 x 21 cm (4834 AH). There is another copy with a usual Naskh pen, written by Mahmoud bin Ali bin Muhammad Al-Beblawi in the year 1213 AH, in 199 pages, and it is ruled by 11 lines. Size 13 x 21 cm (116 H).

Sample Text In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful, and in Him is my trust. The Sheikh Imam, the scholar of his time, said: “His time and timing will pass him by, the one whose virtue and intelligence are unanimously agreed upon by the people of disagreement and agreement, and to whom camels from all over the world have been flown.”

Cilt عادي

Yazı hakkında notlar نسخي مغربي حديث وبعضه بالرقعة

Durum ناقصٌ من آخره.

Satır sayısı 23

Kaynakça الذخائر الشرقية، ج 2، ص 62؛ شذرات الذهب، ج 8، ص 26؛ الكواكب السائرة، ج 1، ص 188؛ 3 إيضاح المكنون، ج 1، ص 118،293؛ إيضاح المكنون، ج 2، ص 229،543؛ الضوء اللامع، ج 3، ص 171 - 172؛ الأعلام، ج 2، ص 297؛ معجم المؤلفين، ج 1، ص 668؛ معجم المطبوعات، ج 1، ص 348،401؛ معجم المطبوعات، ج 2، ص 1329.

Yazı türü Various