A book called The Darwish Doctrine in Taḥrīr al-sabʻ funūn al-adabīyah / taʼlīf Aḥmad al-Darwīsh. — ʻAqīdah al-Darwīshīyah fī taḥrīr al-sabʻ funūn al-adabīyah, the Druidic doctrine of liberating the seven literary arts
(كتاب يسمى العقيدة الدرويشية في تحرير السبع فنون الادبية تأليف احمد الدرويش )

Name: A book called The Darwish Doctrine in Taḥrīr al-sabʻ funūn al-adabīyah / taʼlīf Aḥmad al-Darwīsh. — ʻAqīdah al-Darwīshīyah fī taḥrīr al-sabʻ funūn al-adabīyah, the Druidic doctrine of liberating the seven literary arts
Author: Barallusī, Aḥmad

Title	A book called The Darwish Doctrine in Taḥrīr al-sabʻ funūn al-adabīyah / taʼlīf Aḥmad al-Darwīsh. — ʻAqīdah al-Darwīshīyah fī taḥrīr al-sabʻ funūn al-adabīyah, the Druidic doctrine of liberating the seven literary arts
Title Original	كتاب يسمى العقيدة الدرويشية في تحرير السبع فنون الادبية تأليف احمد الدرويش
Author	Barallusī, Aḥmad
Author Original	Barallusī, Aḥmad, برلسي، احمد
Publication Date:	1292
Publication Place	- 15 Rabīʻ II 1292 [May 21, 1875]
Subject	Arabic language—Versification, Manuscripts, Arabic—New Jersey—Princeton, diagrams, tables (documents), Watermarks (Paper)
Type	Book
Language	ar
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	67
Library:	Princeton University Library
Library Asset ID	9963571503506421
Record ID	dc3484zt38z
Library Location	Special Collections Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett no. 410H
Date	01-01-1875 T00:00:00 AH/521-12-31 TAA:KHZ:KHZZ — 1875-521
Notes	A treatise on the seven forms of poetry, namely: (1) al-shiʻr, (2) al-tawshīḥ, (3) al-dūbayt, (4) al-zajal, (5) kān wa-kān, (6) al-qawmah and (7) al-mawālī. Contains tables. \| Ms. codex., Title from title page (fol. 1a)., A few marginal notes. Colophon is followed by two folios with lines of poetry and poetic diagrams., Collation: Paper ; fol. (1) + 67 ; catchwords; Requires signed: 2-7 ; modern foliation in pencil using Western numerals., Layout: 21 lines per page., Description: Rubricated ; verse separators and tables in red; watermarks (shield with a face-in-the-moon, roman-alphabet letters "AG" and "Andrea Galvani, Pordenone"); MS in good condition., Origin: According to colophon copied 15 Rabīʻ II 1292 (fol. 65b)., Incipit: In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God, the Most Gracious, the Bestower, the Most Forbearing, the Most Merciful, who made minds the standards of the first to the hearts... Now, O you who look at this book, may God guide us and you to the right path. Know that God, Glory be to Him, has made masters for every art. Colophon: With the help of God Almighty, and praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds, it was written in writing on the fifteenth of the second quarter of the year 1292 AD \| Contemporaneous type II (with flap) binding in red leather and red, brown and blue marbled paper. Not currently sewn. Upper cover loose. \| Acquired from Brill, Leyden, 1900. \| Hitti, P. Garrett Coll., 514.

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A book called The Darwish Doctrine in Taḥrīr al-sabʻ funūn al-adabīyah / taʼlīf Aḥmad al-Darwīsh. — ʻAqīdah al-Darwīshīyah fī taḥrīr al-sabʻ funūn al-adabīyah, the Druidic doctrine of liberating the seven literary arts

(كتاب يسمى العقيدة الدرويشية في تحرير السبع فنون الادبية تأليف احمد الدرويش )

Author Barallusī, Aḥmad

Author Original Barallusī, Aḥmad, برلسي، احمد

Publication Date 1292

Publication Place - 15 Rabīʻ II 1292 [May 21, 1875]

Subject Arabic language—Versification, Manuscripts, Arabic—New Jersey—Princeton, diagrams, tables (documents), Watermarks (Paper)

Type Book

Language ar

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 67

Library Princeton University Library

Library Asset ID 9963571503506421

Record ID dc3484zt38z

Library Location Special Collections Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett no. 410H

Date 01-01-1875 T00:00:00 AH/521-12-31 TAA:KHZ:KHZZ — 1875-521

Notes A treatise on the seven forms of poetry, namely: (1) al-shiʻr, (2) al-tawshīḥ, (3) al-dūbayt, (4) al-zajal, (5) kān wa-kān, (6) al-qawmah and (7) al-mawālī. Contains tables. | Ms. codex., Title from title page (fol. 1a)., A few marginal notes. Colophon is followed by two folios with lines of poetry and poetic diagrams., Collation: Paper ; fol. (1) + 67 ; catchwords; Requires signed: 2-7 ; modern foliation in pencil using Western numerals., Layout: 21 lines per page., Description: Rubricated ; verse separators and tables in red; watermarks (shield with a face-in-the-moon, roman-alphabet letters "AG" and "Andrea Galvani, Pordenone"); MS in good condition., Origin: According to colophon copied 15 Rabīʻ II 1292 (fol. 65b)., Incipit: In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God, the Most Gracious, the Bestower, the Most Forbearing, the Most Merciful, who made minds the standards of the first to the hearts... Now, O you who look at this book, may God guide us and you to the right path. Know that God, Glory be to Him, has made masters for every art. Colophon: With the help of God Almighty, and praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds, it was written in writing on the fifteenth of the second quarter of the year 1292 AD | Contemporaneous type II (with flap) binding in red leather and red, brown and blue marbled paper. Not currently sewn. Upper cover loose. | Acquired from Brill, Leyden, 1900. | Hitti, P. Garrett Coll., 514.