Footnotes to the explanation of Isagogy
(حواشى على شرح ايساغوجى)

Name: Footnotes to the explanation of Isagogy
Author: Muhammad Sadiq author

Title	Footnotes to the explanation of Isagogy
Title Original	حواشى على شرح ايساغوجى
Author	Muhammad Sadiq author
Author Original	محمد صادق
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Library:	Wellcome Collection museum and library
Record ID	rd7s5qjp
Sample Text	fol.1b.1: In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful fol.1b.2: Praise be to the abundance of knowledge and wisdom,,, and thanks to the Wahab of knowledge and blessings that united the necessity of survival and eternity, what eloquent logic revealed from the hidden meaning,,, the servant commented on it and revealed the ambiguity of demands like a fire of knowledge fol.1b.6: And after this, these are tawshi in the fields of revelation like gouache,,, commented by the servant Muhammad Sadiq on the explanation of Isagoji attributed to Al-Hakim Al-Nahrir Hussam of the religion and religion, and he made it a masterpiece for the presence of the one whom God has chosen as a successor on earth, Abu Al-Mafakhir, Mirza Muhammad Hakim Al-Ghazi, so I say, and with God, success - fol.93a.8: And the saying that what is meant is that the proof is a composite analogy from a certain premise, whether the premise is certain. The other is also certain in the first place, and so is every one of the remaining industries. Even though it is so far away in terms of pronunciation, meaning, and purposes, it is not valid in proof because the entirety of its premises must be certain, even down to the form. By God, this is only intended to be a reminder for me among the living and for them to take their breath away from me
Hakkında ayrıca bilinen	Ḥawāshī ʿalá Sharḥ Īsāghūjī

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Footnotes to the explanation of Isagogy

(حواشى على شرح ايساغوجى)

Author Muhammad Sadiq author

Author Original محمد صادق

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Library Wellcome Collection museum and library

Record ID rd7s5qjp

Sample Text fol.1b.1: In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful fol.1b.2: Praise be to the abundance of knowledge and wisdom,,, and thanks to the Wahab of knowledge and blessings that united the necessity of survival and eternity, what eloquent logic revealed from the hidden meaning,,, the servant commented on it and revealed the ambiguity of demands like a fire of knowledge fol.1b.6: And after this, these are tawshi in the fields of revelation like gouache,,, commented by the servant Muhammad Sadiq on the explanation of Isagoji attributed to Al-Hakim Al-Nahrir Hussam of the religion and religion, and he made it a masterpiece for the presence of the one whom God has chosen as a successor on earth, Abu Al-Mafakhir, Mirza Muhammad Hakim Al-Ghazi, so I say, and with God, success - fol.93a.8: And the saying that what is meant is that the proof is a composite analogy from a certain premise, whether the premise is certain. The other is also certain in the first place, and so is every one of the remaining industries. Even though it is so far away in terms of pronunciation, meaning, and purposes, it is not valid in proof because the entirety of its premises must be certain, even down to the form. By God, this is only intended to be a reminder for me among the living and for them to take their breath away from me

Hakkında ayrıca bilinen Ḥawāshī ʿalá Sharḥ Īsāghūjī