The Mardinian luster in explanation Jasmine
(اللمعة الماردينية في شرح الياسمينية)

Name: The Mardinian luster in explanation Jasmine
Author: Badr al-Din Muhammad bin Muhammad Sibat Mardini author

Title	The Mardinian luster in explanation Jasmine
Title Original	اللمعة الماردينية في شرح الياسمينية
Author	Badr al-Din Muhammad bin Muhammad Sibat Mardini author
Author Original	بدر الدين محمد بن محمد سبطالمارديني
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Wellcome Collection museum and library
Record ID	zh8px7eb
Sample Text	fol.35a.1: In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful fol.35a.1: Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds. Praise be to God, who has counted everything in number. He has granted wealth to the one who gives the most pious and is sincere in goodness, eternal happiness. fol.35a.1: And then Muhammad ibn Muhammad, the descendant of al-Maridini, says: This is a commentary on the Jasmine Arjouzah in algebra, very brief. No one asked me about it, and I called it the Mardinian Lumma in the explanation of the Jasmine Introduction - fol.41b.13: Then may God’s prayers and peace be upon the Prophet, as long as the darkness has engulfed him. When he finished what he wanted to mention in this arjoza, he concluded it with prayers and peace be upon the master of the firsts and the lasts, our master Muhammad. May God’s prayers and peace be upon him, so in Al-Shifa and elsewhere, he, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, said, “Whoever sends blessings upon me in a book, the angels will continue to ask forgiveness for him as long as my name is in that book.” - fol.41b.21 This is the last point of this comment. Praise be to God alone, and may God’s blessings and peace be upon our master Muhammad, his family, and his companions, and grant him great, great peace. fol.41b.21 The writing was completed with the praise of God, His help, and His good success, and God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs, on the blessed Sunday, the twenty-fifth day of the sacred month of Rajab in the year one thousand sixty-eight, and it was written by his mortal hand, the poor servant to God Almighty, Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Azim bin Muhammad bin Taqi al-Din al-Ashmouni al-Shafi’i, praising and praying.
Hakkında ayrıca bilinen	al-Lumʻah al-Māridīnīyah fī sharḥ al-Yāsamīnīyah‏

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The Mardinian luster in explanation Jasmine

(اللمعة الماردينية في شرح الياسمينية)

Author Badr al-Din Muhammad bin Muhammad Sibat Mardini author

Author Original بدر الدين محمد بن محمد سبطالمارديني

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Wellcome Collection museum and library

Record ID zh8px7eb

Sample Text fol.35a.1: In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful fol.35a.1: Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds. Praise be to God, who has counted everything in number. He has granted wealth to the one who gives the most pious and is sincere in goodness, eternal happiness. fol.35a.1: And then Muhammad ibn Muhammad, the descendant of al-Maridini, says: This is a commentary on the Jasmine Arjouzah in algebra, very brief. No one asked me about it, and I called it the Mardinian Lumma in the explanation of the Jasmine Introduction - fol.41b.13: Then may God’s prayers and peace be upon the Prophet, as long as the darkness has engulfed him. When he finished what he wanted to mention in this arjoza, he concluded it with prayers and peace be upon the master of the firsts and the lasts, our master Muhammad. May God’s prayers and peace be upon him, so in Al-Shifa and elsewhere, he, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, said, “Whoever sends blessings upon me in a book, the angels will continue to ask forgiveness for him as long as my name is in that book.” - fol.41b.21 This is the last point of this comment. Praise be to God alone, and may God’s blessings and peace be upon our master Muhammad, his family, and his companions, and grant him great, great peace. fol.41b.21 The writing was completed with the praise of God, His help, and His good success, and God is sufficient for us, and He is the best disposer of affairs, on the blessed Sunday, the twenty-fifth day of the sacred month of Rajab in the year one thousand sixty-eight, and it was written by his mortal hand, the poor servant to God Almighty, Abdul Rahman bin Abdul Azim bin Muhammad bin Taqi al-Din al-Ashmouni al-Shafi’i, praising and praying.

Hakkında ayrıca bilinen al-Lumʻah al-Māridīnīyah fī sharḥ al-Yāsamīnīyah‏