Author
Hindī, ʿAbd al-Raḥmān al-
Publication Date
copy: ca. 1100/1688
Publication Place
Berlin State Library - Prussian Cultural Heritage -
Berlin State Library - Prussian Cultural Heritage
Subject
logic
Type
Book
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Pages Count
283
Physical Dimensions
23,0 × 16,0 cm
Library
Qalamos
Library Asset ID
Glaser 13
Record ID
DE1Book_manuscript_00006427
Library Location
Berlin State Library - Prussian Cultural Heritage
Date
copy: ca. 1100/1688
Notes
Calico ribbon with leather back, overall good - Calico ribbon with leather spine, overall good - Yemeni, varying in size at first, strong scholar's hand, partly narrow and crowded,
not vocalized (except that vowels are added later at the beginning) At first the work appears as an impure copy, with words and rows crossed out
and improvements, inter-glued sheets, etc. This gradually stops and especially
From f.174 onwards the writing is small, even and careful. There is usually room left for qauluh; in the second half it is missing almost everywhere. — black — Arabic script → Naskh — paper — Detailed gloss on the Tahḏīb al-manṭiq, by ʿAbdarraḥmān al-Ḥindī, around 1100/1688. In advance there is a discussion of al-ḥamd and aš-šukr in f. 2b–4a. The gloss
gradually becomes independent when the glossary text to be explained is left aside
Explanation of the subject about; it breaks off in the addendum to the fifth qism,
which is about al-aqīsa aš-šarṭīya. There are often longer glosses in the margins, especially in the first half. The characters
(šakl) are missing f. 227b, 230b, 232a, 235b. – f.40b is almost completely empty, but
Text is not missing.
Sample Text
Anfang: f. 1b We praise You, O You Who established the proof for His Oneness and whose belief was confirmed by the Sunnah of the Possible... Now to the next
This is the butter allowed by the souls of ideas... It is the clarification of the ambiguities of the Yazdi footnotes, etc. Anfang des
Werkes: f.4a His saying began with “Praise be to God” after the Basmalah, following the best of speech and imitating the hadith of the best of human beings, if it was said.
His saying, “Imitation of the hadith of the best of people,” is connected to his saying, “Imitation of the best of speech,” and it is evidence of the restricted beginning
That is, the beginning of praise after the basmala - f. 283a And measure the statement in the conditionals, and this obligation will be easy for you by looking at what preceded in the discussion of conjunction
So consider
Sınıf numarası
Glaser 13
Koleksiyon
Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin - Preußischer Kulturbesitz
Editör
Datenübernahme SBB/Ahlwardt/Dehghani
Lisans
CC0 1.0
Çoğaltma
Scan, Digitalisat McGill I
Düzenleme durumu
First input complete
Katalog
Ahlwardt 5181