Hâşiye ale'l-Fevâ'idi'z-Ziyâ'iyye.
(حاشية على الفوائد الضيائية.)

Title Hâşiye ale'l-Fevâ'idi'z-Ziyâ'iyye.
Title Original حاشية على الفوائد الضيائية.
Author Muhammad Ismetullah b. Mahmud el-Bukhari.,
Author Original محمد عصمة الله بن محمود البخاري
Subject Language and linguistics.
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Physical Dimensions 205x145-125x75 mm.
Library: Turkish Manuscripts Association Presidency
Library Asset ID 358557
Record ID 358557
Library Location Süleymaniye Library/Yusuf Ağa
Notes On page Ia, there are two records containing the definition of the sciences of grammar and logic. On page Ia, the names of the commentaries written on Câmî's Fevâ'idi'z-Ziyâ'iyye are recorded. Corrections and talikat are included in the margins of the page. There are explanatory records between the lines. The copy is reddated at the end of the page. The phrases "Ba'd, kavlehu, matlab" are written in red ink. The beginnings of paragraphs/words, which we call resü'l-mesâil, are shown with a red "sin head" sign. In the copy, the parts quoted from the original text are shown with an upper red line. There are traces of worm-eaten on the binding. There are ink marks in places, as on page 33b. Foundation seals have been erased from most places. The edge of page 54a is torn. There is a deleted word in the 12th line on page 68a. Traces of dampness and worm-eaten in the copy. available. It is the annotation of the commentary written by Câmî on the work called al-Kâfiye.
Sample Text (1b) In the name of God... from you is the beginning and the end, O Most Generous. Praise be to God, who made his remaining word sufficient in our direction towards the goal... And then he says, “The most needful servant of God is the lovable servant, the poor servant Muhammad Ismat Allah ibn Mahmoud. When I was able to read the noble explanation and the gentle composition that lacks descriptions, by the distinguished scholar and scholar, the light of the faith and religion, Abdul Rahman Al-Jami, sanctified his secret with his secrets and illuminated our hearts with the sparkles of the lights of his works, I wanted to write what I found of the nice things and benefits that I found. In it... so I started it despite the scarcity of goods... (157a) ... His saying, and in some individuals of the second type, such as your self, your self, the meaning is after your self of what is hurting you... and it can be said in the answer that what is in what is hurting you is a source and of reason and term, and the meaning is after your self, for the reason that the soul, beware of you, is like seeing the clouds, and the soul is also a warning against it, so contemplate it, it has been completed, it has been completed.
Tasnif numarası/Konu 492.7 / Arap dili
Koleksiyon no. 00337
Yaprak, satır, sütun sayısı 157 yk. ; 21 st. ;
Cilt özellikleri Koyu vişneçürüğü, oval soğuk şemseli, zencirekli, iç kapağı mavi, kırmızı, sarı, kahverengi ebru kağıt kaplı, şirazesi dağılmış, meşin cilt.
Yazım şekli (Mensur/Manzum) Mensur.
Alfabe ve yazı türü Arap harfli-Nesih.
Kaynak/Referans Keşf, III, 6Keşf, II, 1372
Temellük ve Vakıf kayıtları Temellük kaydı, Mahmud b. Muhammed, Rüstem Paşa Vakfının katibî, 1aTemellük kaydı, Ahmed b. Mustafa el-Güzelhisârî, 1aVakıf mührü, Vekafe hâze’l-kitâb el-Hâc Mahmûd el-kâtib bi-Câmi‘i Mihrimâh Sultân fi’l-Üsküdâr mülhakan bi-kütübi’l-Hâc Yûsuf fi’l-câmi‘i’l-mezkûr, 1b,…, 156a, 157a
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Hâşiye ale'l-Fevâ'idi'z-Ziyâ'iyye.

(حاشية على الفوائد الضيائية.)
Author Muhammad Ismetullah b. Mahmud el-Bukhari.,
Author Original محمد عصمة الله بن محمود البخاري
Subject Language and linguistics.
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Physical Dimensions 205x145-125x75 mm.
Library Turkish Manuscripts Association Presidency
Library Asset ID 358557
Record ID 358557
Library Location Süleymaniye Library/Yusuf Ağa
Notes On page Ia, there are two records containing the definition of the sciences of grammar and logic. On page Ia, the names of the commentaries written on Câmî's Fevâ'idi'z-Ziyâ'iyye are recorded. Corrections and talikat are included in the margins of the page. There are explanatory records between the lines. The copy is reddated at the end of the page. The phrases "Ba'd, kavlehu, matlab" are written in red ink. The beginnings of paragraphs/words, which we call resü'l-mesâil, are shown with a red "sin head" sign. In the copy, the parts quoted from the original text are shown with an upper red line. There are traces of worm-eaten on the binding. There are ink marks in places, as on page 33b. Foundation seals have been erased from most places. The edge of page 54a is torn. There is a deleted word in the 12th line on page 68a. Traces of dampness and worm-eaten in the copy. available. It is the annotation of the commentary written by Câmî on the work called al-Kâfiye.
Sample Text (1b) In the name of God... from you is the beginning and the end, O Most Generous. Praise be to God, who made his remaining word sufficient in our direction towards the goal... And then he says, “The most needful servant of God is the lovable servant, the poor servant Muhammad Ismat Allah ibn Mahmoud. When I was able to read the noble explanation and the gentle composition that lacks descriptions, by the distinguished scholar and scholar, the light of the faith and religion, Abdul Rahman Al-Jami, sanctified his secret with his secrets and illuminated our hearts with the sparkles of the lights of his works, I wanted to write what I found of the nice things and benefits that I found. In it... so I started it despite the scarcity of goods... (157a) ... His saying, and in some individuals of the second type, such as your self, your self, the meaning is after your self of what is hurting you... and it can be said in the answer that what is in what is hurting you is a source and of reason and term, and the meaning is after your self, for the reason that the soul, beware of you, is like seeing the clouds, and the soul is also a warning against it, so contemplate it, it has been completed, it has been completed.
Tasnif numarası/Konu 492.7 / Arap dili
Koleksiyon no. 00337
Yaprak, satır, sütun sayısı 157 yk. ; 21 st. ;
Cilt özellikleri Koyu vişneçürüğü, oval soğuk şemseli, zencirekli, iç kapağı mavi, kırmızı, sarı, kahverengi ebru kağıt kaplı, şirazesi dağılmış, meşin cilt.
Yazım şekli (Mensur/Manzum) Mensur.
Alfabe ve yazı türü Arap harfli-Nesih.
Kaynak/Referans Keşf, III, 6Keşf, II, 1372
Temellük ve Vakıf kayıtları Temellük kaydı, Mahmud b. Muhammed, Rüstem Paşa Vakfının katibî, 1aTemellük kaydı, Ahmed b. Mustafa el-Güzelhisârî, 1aVakıf mührü, Vekafe hâze’l-kitâb el-Hâc Mahmûd el-kâtib bi-Câmi‘i Mihrimâh Sultân fi’l-Üsküdâr mülhakan bi-kütübi’l-Hâc Yûsuf fi’l-câmi‘i’l-mezkûr, 1b,…, 156a, 157a
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