Commentary from the book Al-Umda by Ibn Rashiq on the etiquette and virtues of poetry
(التعليق من كتاب العمدة لابن رشيق في آداب الشعر ومحاسنه)

Name: Commentary from the book Al-Umda by Ibn Rashiq on the etiquette and virtues of poetry
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Title	Commentary from the book Al-Umda by Ibn Rashiq on the etiquette and virtues of poetry
Title Original	التعليق من كتاب العمدة لابن رشيق في آداب الشعر ومحاسنه
Author	Unknown
Publication Date:	Not available
Publication Place	Damascus - Syria - Not identified
Subject	Literature.
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	107
Physical Dimensions	15cm × 20.5cm
Library:	Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation
Library Asset ID	4242
Record ID	178530
Library Location	Syria (Damascus) - Dar Al-Kutob Al-Dhahiria Library - Syria (Damascus) - Dar Al-Kutob Al-Dhahiria Library
Date	Not available
Notes	The following is mentioned in Kashf al-Zunun about the author of this book: “Al-Siqilli - meaning Al-Umda - shortened it and called it Al-Iddah, and Muwaffaq Al-Din Al-Baghdadi shortened it.” It has some footnotes in the same font. The copy is recent and the titles are in red. On the last page is a brief translation of Al-Sakaki, the owner of the key, in a different handwriting.
Sample Text	After this, this is a summary of Al-Umdah’s book, and I named it with a commentary from Umdah Ibn Rashiq, so I say: Chapter on the virtue of poetry, and from God I seek help. The Arabs are the best of nations, and their rule is the most honorable. The speech of the Arabs is of two types: structured and prose, and each of them has three classes: good, average, and bad. People have agreed that the prose in their speech is more
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Commentary from the book Al-Umda by Ibn Rashiq on the etiquette and virtues of poetry

(التعليق من كتاب العمدة لابن رشيق في آداب الشعر ومحاسنه)

Author Unknown

Publication Date Not available

Publication Place Damascus - Syria - Not identified

Subject Literature.

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 107

Physical Dimensions 15cm × 20.5cm

Library Al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation

Library Asset ID 4242

Record ID 178530

Library Location Syria (Damascus) - Dar Al-Kutob Al-Dhahiria Library - Syria (Damascus) - Dar Al-Kutob Al-Dhahiria Library

Date Not available

Notes The following is mentioned in Kashf al-Zunun about the author of this book: “Al-Siqilli - meaning Al-Umda - shortened it and called it Al-Iddah, and Muwaffaq Al-Din Al-Baghdadi shortened it.” It has some footnotes in the same font. The copy is recent and the titles are in red. On the last page is a brief translation of Al-Sakaki, the owner of the key, in a different handwriting.

Sample Text After this, this is a summary of Al-Umdah’s book, and I named it with a commentary from Umdah Ibn Rashiq, so I say: Chapter on the virtue of poetry, and from God I seek help. The Arabs are the best of nations, and their rule is the most honorable. The speech of the Arabs is of two types: structured and prose, and each of them has three classes: good, average, and bad. People have agreed that the prose in their speech is more

Yazı hakkında notlar معتاد

Durum مأروضة في أطرافها ولكنها لم تضر بالكلمات.

Satır sayısı 21

Yazı türü Naskh