Virtues of Ibn Taymiyyah
(مناقب ابن تيمية)

Title Virtues of Ibn Taymiyyah
Title Original مناقب ابن تيمية
Publication Date: 1351
Subject Arabic Versification Manuscripts., Ibn Taymiyya, Aḥmad b. ʻAbd al-Ḥalīm (1263-1328) Manuscripts Biographies., Ibn Taymiyya, Aḥmad ibn ʻAbd al-Ḥalīm (1263-1328) Manāqib Criticism and interpretation Manuscripts
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 188
Physical Dimensions 188 f. (dos sin foliar, uno antes del f. 1 y otro entre el f. 22 y el 23. Además el 184 no existe porque hay un salto de numeración entre los f. 183 y 185) ; 18,6 x 13 cm (caja: 13 x 9 cm).
Library: simurgh
Record ID 990013500700204201
Library Location Library of the School of Arab Studies
Date 1351
Notes Annotations: Corrections in the margins in black or red ink, some by the same copyist and others by a later hand; as well as annotations to patch part of the text or comments on the content of the work. - In the last pages of the volume there are notes of mathematical operations consisting of addition and subtraction (186v and 187v). - On the verso of the last folio the annotation IX-4-20 appears in pencil, which probably corresponds to another of the old signatures of the volume. Former seal of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the University of Granada, Arabic Nasjí script, Special features: Vocalized text, Catalog of the Exhibition held on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary: ​​1932-1982 p. 17-18, Content: Manāqib Ibn Taymiyya, Copyist: Not stated, Description: Catalog of the Exhibition held on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary: ​​1932-1982, Granada, 1982, 17-18; Castillo Castillo, C., “Arabic manuscripts preserved in the School of Arab Studies of Granada”, Cuadernos de historia del Islam 11 (1984), 234-235. - González García, Sonsoles. Study of the original dated bindings of the manuscript collection of the Library of the School of Arab Studies of Granada. Granada, 2010.- González García, Sonsoles. Study of the original dated bindings of the collection of Arabic manuscripts of the Library of the School of Arab Studies of Granada: doctoral thesis, Granada, 2014, Deteriorations: Good condition of the text. - The cover is very damaged, the closing flap has been lost and part of the cover has come off. - The volume has come unstitched. - On some pages there are ink and moisture stains as well as yellowing that do not affect the text. - In March 2014, researcher Sonsoles González reported the existence of fungi in the scanning electron microscope (SEM), used in the analysis of several manuscripts for the completion of her doctoral thesis on the material characterization and codicological study of dated Arabic manuscripts from the EEA collection, Distribution: 1 col. It has 15 lines per page, except folio 186v which has 13 lines, Edition: No, Binding: Wallet with closing flap in dark brown leather on cardboard. - Of the closing flap, only the vertically cut spine remains. - The decoration of the lids consists of an embossed wheel border and a central rosette. - The spines have a light brown leather reinforcement. - The decoration of the spine is not noticeable due to the reinforcement. - For its part, the vertically cut spine has been removed, revealing that it is divided into two parts, each of them containing a rosette composed of a central circumference plus six that surround it; although, the deterioration of the binding only reveals four of the six., Study of the original bindings dated from the collection of Arabic manuscripts of the Library of the School of Arab Studies of Granada: doctoral thesis, Complete date: Thursday 7 ḏū l-qaʽda 751 / January 6, 1351, Filigree: Not appreciated, Foliation: It has two foliations, one original and the other modern. - The original is done in brown ink, and consists of the foliation with ordinal numbers in Arabic of the upper left corners of the first pages r of each notebook (quinión). - This foliation cannot be seen in all the folios, since the folios have been guillotined on their three margins. - The other foliation is modern and is done in pencil, its author unknown., H damaged, mutilated, loose: No, H blank: No, H missing or added: H missing: Looking at the original foliation and the number of notebooks, it can be deduced that the volume could have consisted of at least 200 pages (20 quinions). - Of these, 12 would have been lost, 4 from the last notebook and 8 from the first., Illustration: Epigraphic inscription on the inside of the back cover and on the first folio of the volume, Illustrations: Between sentences, as punctuation marks, a circle with a dot inside (סּ) is used in black ink. - The other symbol in red ink, which can only be seen in the first pages of the volume, is an upper dash that coincides in dimension with the graphic lengthening of the consonants. - The underlining of some words can also be seen., Place of writing: Not stated, Arabic manuscripts preserved in the School of Arabic Studies of Granada p. 234-235, Material: Arabic paper, Other supports: No, Ruled: Drypoint (almost negligible). Straight lines with a regularity of 9 mm., Origin: University of Granada Entry: Not stated, Claims: Claims in black ink on the lower left margin of all the verso pages, except eleven of them, in the same hand as the author of the work., Sign. quad.: In the upper left corner of each first page of each notebook., Old call number: VOL. XVIII; A-5-18 ; No. 20, Ink: Black and red, Type of notebook: 19 squares: 19 quinions (the last notebook is missing 3 pages at the end and one in the middle) plus 2 loose pages at the beginning of the volume.., Transliterated title: Manāqib Ibn Taymiyya, Colophon: تمت وَهي تسعَة وَسَبعُونَ بَحمَهُ اللَهُ بِقَصَآيِد كثِيرَةٍ غَير هَذهِ وَفيما ذُكر كفايَه ةَالحَمد لِلَهِ وحده 1 تَسلِيماً كَثيراً فرغ مِنه بُكرة نهار الخَمِيس سَابع شهر ذِي وَنِعمَ Explicit: ثُمَ الصَلاَةُ من تكسبُ المزن تَوسِيلاً بِهِ مَطَرُ, Incipit: فَلِذَاكَ كَانَ مُقَيِّداً وَمُخَصَّصوم حبِس العِلم فِي تَنْوِيعِهِ
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Virtues of Ibn Taymiyyah

(مناقب ابن تيمية)
Publication Date 1351
Subject Arabic Versification Manuscripts., Ibn Taymiyya, Aḥmad b. ʻAbd al-Ḥalīm (1263-1328) Manuscripts Biographies., Ibn Taymiyya, Aḥmad ibn ʻAbd al-Ḥalīm (1263-1328) Manāqib Criticism and interpretation Manuscripts
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 188
Physical Dimensions 188 f. (dos sin foliar, uno antes del f. 1 y otro entre el f. 22 y el 23. Además el 184 no existe porque hay un salto de numeración entre los f. 183 y 185) ; 18,6 x 13 cm (caja: 13 x 9 cm).
Library simurgh
Record ID 990013500700204201
Library Location Library of the School of Arab Studies
Date 1351
Notes Annotations: Corrections in the margins in black or red ink, some by the same copyist and others by a later hand; as well as annotations to patch part of the text or comments on the content of the work. - In the last pages of the volume there are notes of mathematical operations consisting of addition and subtraction (186v and 187v). - On the verso of the last folio the annotation IX-4-20 appears in pencil, which probably corresponds to another of the old signatures of the volume. Former seal of the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the University of Granada, Arabic Nasjí script, Special features: Vocalized text, Catalog of the Exhibition held on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary: ​​1932-1982 p. 17-18, Content: Manāqib Ibn Taymiyya, Copyist: Not stated, Description: Catalog of the Exhibition held on the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary: ​​1932-1982, Granada, 1982, 17-18; Castillo Castillo, C., “Arabic manuscripts preserved in the School of Arab Studies of Granada”, Cuadernos de historia del Islam 11 (1984), 234-235. - González García, Sonsoles. Study of the original dated bindings of the manuscript collection of the Library of the School of Arab Studies of Granada. Granada, 2010.- González García, Sonsoles. Study of the original dated bindings of the collection of Arabic manuscripts of the Library of the School of Arab Studies of Granada: doctoral thesis, Granada, 2014, Deteriorations: Good condition of the text. - The cover is very damaged, the closing flap has been lost and part of the cover has come off. - The volume has come unstitched. - On some pages there are ink and moisture stains as well as yellowing that do not affect the text. - In March 2014, researcher Sonsoles González reported the existence of fungi in the scanning electron microscope (SEM), used in the analysis of several manuscripts for the completion of her doctoral thesis on the material characterization and codicological study of dated Arabic manuscripts from the EEA collection, Distribution: 1 col. It has 15 lines per page, except folio 186v which has 13 lines, Edition: No, Binding: Wallet with closing flap in dark brown leather on cardboard. - Of the closing flap, only the vertically cut spine remains. - The decoration of the lids consists of an embossed wheel border and a central rosette. - The spines have a light brown leather reinforcement. - The decoration of the spine is not noticeable due to the reinforcement. - For its part, the vertically cut spine has been removed, revealing that it is divided into two parts, each of them containing a rosette composed of a central circumference plus six that surround it; although, the deterioration of the binding only reveals four of the six., Study of the original bindings dated from the collection of Arabic manuscripts of the Library of the School of Arab Studies of Granada: doctoral thesis, Complete date: Thursday 7 ḏū l-qaʽda 751 / January 6, 1351, Filigree: Not appreciated, Foliation: It has two foliations, one original and the other modern. - The original is done in brown ink, and consists of the foliation with ordinal numbers in Arabic of the upper left corners of the first pages r of each notebook (quinión). - This foliation cannot be seen in all the folios, since the folios have been guillotined on their three margins. - The other foliation is modern and is done in pencil, its author unknown., H damaged, mutilated, loose: No, H blank: No, H missing or added: H missing: Looking at the original foliation and the number of notebooks, it can be deduced that the volume could have consisted of at least 200 pages (20 quinions). - Of these, 12 would have been lost, 4 from the last notebook and 8 from the first., Illustration: Epigraphic inscription on the inside of the back cover and on the first folio of the volume, Illustrations: Between sentences, as punctuation marks, a circle with a dot inside (סּ) is used in black ink. - The other symbol in red ink, which can only be seen in the first pages of the volume, is an upper dash that coincides in dimension with the graphic lengthening of the consonants. - The underlining of some words can also be seen., Place of writing: Not stated, Arabic manuscripts preserved in the School of Arabic Studies of Granada p. 234-235, Material: Arabic paper, Other supports: No, Ruled: Drypoint (almost negligible). Straight lines with a regularity of 9 mm., Origin: University of Granada Entry: Not stated, Claims: Claims in black ink on the lower left margin of all the verso pages, except eleven of them, in the same hand as the author of the work., Sign. quad.: In the upper left corner of each first page of each notebook., Old call number: VOL. XVIII; A-5-18 ; No. 20, Ink: Black and red, Type of notebook: 19 squares: 19 quinions (the last notebook is missing 3 pages at the end and one in the middle) plus 2 loose pages at the beginning of the volume.., Transliterated title: Manāqib Ibn Taymiyya, Colophon: تمت وَهي تسعَة وَسَبعُونَ بَحمَهُ اللَهُ بِقَصَآيِد كثِيرَةٍ غَير هَذهِ وَفيما ذُكر كفايَه ةَالحَمد لِلَهِ وحده 1 تَسلِيماً كَثيراً فرغ مِنه بُكرة نهار الخَمِيس سَابع شهر ذِي وَنِعمَ Explicit: ثُمَ الصَلاَةُ من تكسبُ المزن تَوسِيلاً بِهِ مَطَرُ, Incipit: فَلِذَاكَ كَانَ مُقَيِّداً وَمُخَصَّصوم حبِس العِلم فِي تَنْوِيعِهِ
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