A very useful and valuable message whose author is not known.
(رسالة نافعة في غاية النفع والنفاسة لم يعرف مصنّفها )

Name: A very useful and valuable message whose author is not known.
Author: Qudrat Allāh al-Marandī al-Ādharī

Title	A very useful and valuable message whose author is not known.
Title Original	رسالة نافعة في غاية النفع والنفاسة لم يعرف مصنّفها
Author	Qudrat Allāh al-Marandī al-Ādharī
Publication Date:	Rajab 919 (H, Hijri Kamari)
Publication Place	al-Madrasah al-Maulawiyyah al-ʿAlawiyyah, Fez -
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	1
Physical Dimensions	215 x 150 mm
Library:	Qatar Digital Library
Library Asset ID	Or 13006, ff 3r-11r
Record ID	vdc_100023512370.0x000001
Library Location	British Library: Oriental Manuscripts
Date	Rajab 919 (H, Hijri Kamari)
Notes	A treatise on the elixir containing many extracts from poetical and prose sources. The text was copied in late Rajab 919 (Sept-Oct 1513) at al-Madrasah al-Maulawiyyah al-ʿAlawiyyah in Fez by Qudrat Allāh al-Marandī al-Ādharī (see colophon Section at the end of a manuscript text. , fol. 11a). Although the title states that the author is unknown, a note in the left-hand margin of f. 3a claims that the author is the monk Ibn al-Muhadhdhib and the title of the treatise is Idhhāb al-ẓulmah (The author of this treatise, Fadl Ibn al-Muhadhdhab, the monk whose name is [!] Idhahab al-Talma). Begins (f. 3r, lines 3-8): Addressing the student of divine craftsmanship and Sunni talent, he said, out of pity for him And guidance to him. Know, O Wise and All-Knowing Master, may God support you and us with a spirit from Him that when we knew According to the text from those who preceded us among the wise men and the ancient philosophers, that the causes of minerals Hammered and crushed are origins prepared by nature as a tool for what the metal species created The types that fall under it by natural formation. We learned that the greatest stone is the noble essence that From it generate the perfect elixir... Ends (f. 11r, lines 13-16): Now remember who wrote it, O honorable, wise brother and great master, may God grant you support Your honor is like the words of David in his Psalms from a precious stone. May God grant you fulfillment of your hope and decree From you and your taste before the innate heat dissipates and the body changes Al-Aziziyah, praise be to God first and last, inwardly and outwardly Colophon Section at the end of a manuscript text. (f. 11r, lines 17-20): And blessings be upon His Messenger Muhammad, his family and all his companions And peace be upon the messengers Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds I'm done At the end of the month of Rajab From the months of the year 919 By the power of God Azerbaijani Marandi Written in the city of Fez Sinet About getting stuck in school Alawite Mawlawiyya May God have mercy on him Build it
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A very useful and valuable message whose author is not known.

(رسالة نافعة في غاية النفع والنفاسة لم يعرف مصنّفها )

Author Qudrat Allāh al-Marandī al-Ādharī

Publication Date Rajab 919 (H, Hijri Kamari)

Publication Place al-Madrasah al-Maulawiyyah al-ʿAlawiyyah, Fez -

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 1

Physical Dimensions 215 x 150 mm

Library Qatar Digital Library

Library Asset ID Or 13006, ff 3r-11r

Record ID vdc_100023512370.0x000001

Library Location British Library: Oriental Manuscripts

Date Rajab 919 (H, Hijri Kamari)

Notes A treatise on the elixir containing many extracts from poetical and prose sources. The text was copied in late Rajab 919 (Sept-Oct 1513) at al-Madrasah al-Maulawiyyah al-ʿAlawiyyah in Fez by Qudrat Allāh al-Marandī al-Ādharī (see colophon Section at the end of a manuscript text. , fol. 11a). Although the title states that the author is unknown, a note in the left-hand margin of f. 3a claims that the author is the monk Ibn al-Muhadhdhib and the title of the treatise is Idhhāb al-ẓulmah (The author of this treatise, Fadl Ibn al-Muhadhdhab, the monk whose name is [!] Idhahab al-Talma). Begins (f. 3r, lines 3-8): Addressing the student of divine craftsmanship and Sunni talent, he said, out of pity for him And guidance to him. Know, O Wise and All-Knowing Master, may God support you and us with a spirit from Him that when we knew According to the text from those who preceded us among the wise men and the ancient philosophers, that the causes of minerals Hammered and crushed are origins prepared by nature as a tool for what the metal species created The types that fall under it by natural formation. We learned that the greatest stone is the noble essence that From it generate the perfect elixir... Ends (f. 11r, lines 13-16): Now remember who wrote it, O honorable, wise brother and great master, may God grant you support Your honor is like the words of David in his Psalms from a precious stone. May God grant you fulfillment of your hope and decree From you and your taste before the innate heat dissipates and the body changes Al-Aziziyah, praise be to God first and last, inwardly and outwardly Colophon Section at the end of a manuscript text. (f. 11r, lines 17-20): And blessings be upon His Messenger Muhammad, his family and all his companions And peace be upon the messengers Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds I'm done At the end of the month of Rajab From the months of the year 919 By the power of God Azerbaijani Marandi Written in the city of Fez Sinet About getting stuck in school Alawite Mawlawiyya May God have mercy on him Build it

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