Halebi saghir

Name: Halebi saghir
Author: Halebi, Ibrahim b. Muhammad b. Ibrahim, 956/1549

Title	Halebi saghir
Author	Halebi, Ibrahim b. Muhammad b. Ibrahim, 956/1549
Publication Date:	[t.y.]
Publication Place	İstanbul - Company-i Sahafiye-i Osmaniye Printing House
Subject	Hanafi fiqhIslamic fiqhIslamic religion_WorshipsPrayer
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	No
Manuscript	Unknown
Library:	ISAM Library
Library Asset ID	304737
Record ID	2488683
Date	[t.y.]
Notes	Together: Risâle alâ dîbâceti [Şerhi Münyeti'l-musalli] / Mehmed Akkirmânî Hashiye / Ali Yekta b. Mehmed Salih b. Dervish b. Mehmed b. Hussein al-Istanbuli The work known as Halebî sagîr; Gunyetü'l-müsosyallî fî commentary written by İbrâhîm el-Halebî on Sedîdüddin Kâşgarî's (d. 705/1305) work titled Münyetü'l-musallî is the summary of the commentary named Münyeti'l-musallî (Halebî kebîr) written by him. The work, which deals with the subjects of taharat and prayer in detail according to Hanafi jurisprudence, is also known as Muhtasaru Gunyeti'l-mütemli.

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Halebi saghir

Author Halebi, Ibrahim b. Muhammad b. Ibrahim, 956/1549

Publication Date [t.y.]

Publication Place İstanbul - Company-i Sahafiye-i Osmaniye Printing House

Subject Hanafi fiqhIslamic fiqhIslamic religion_WorshipsPrayer

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital No

Manuscript Unknown

Library ISAM Library

Library Asset ID 304737

Record ID 2488683

Date [t.y.]

Notes Together: Risâle alâ dîbâceti [Şerhi Münyeti'l-musalli] / Mehmed Akkirmânî Hashiye / Ali Yekta b. Mehmed Salih b. Dervish b. Mehmed b. Hussein al-Istanbuli The work known as Halebî sagîr; Gunyetü'l-müsosyallî fî commentary written by İbrâhîm el-Halebî on Sedîdüddin Kâşgarî's (d. 705/1305) work titled Münyetü'l-musallî is the summary of the commentary named Münyeti'l-musallî (Halebî kebîr) written by him. The work, which deals with the subjects of taharat and prayer in detail according to Hanafi jurisprudence, is also known as Muhtasaru Gunyeti'l-mütemli.