The teacher uses the names of the sheikhs of Bukhari and Muslim

Name: The teacher uses the names of the sheikhs of Bukhari and Muslim
Author: Muhammad bin Ismail bin Muhammad Al-Azdi, Al-Awnabi, Al-Andalusi, judge, Abu Bakr, Ibn Khalfun, hadith scholar, historian

Title	The teacher uses the names of the sheikhs of Bukhari and Muslim
Author	Muhammad bin Ismail bin Muhammad Al-Azdi, Al-Awnabi, Al-Andalusi, judge, Abu Bakr, Ibn Khalfun, hadith scholar, historian
Author Original	محمد بن إسماعيل بن محمد الأزدي، الأونبي، الأندلسي، القاضي، أبو بكر، ابن خلفون، المحدث، المؤرخ
Publication Place	- Ibn Khalfun, Muhammad bin Ismail bin Muhammad, Ibn Khalfun Al-Azdi, except the Prophet, Abu Bakr
Subject	Religious Sciences \| -\| Hadith and its sciences -\| Serving the nation based on Sahih Imam Al-Bukhari \| -\| Narrators and Men of Bukhari and others - Narrators and Men of Bukhari and others.
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	68
Library:	Kashaf Albukhari
Record ID	1294
Library Location	Al-Azhar - Al-Azhar Library, Cairo, Egypt
Notes	The copy is extremely precious, as evidenced by the amount of care it has taken and its photographs. The copyist did not adhere to a specific approach in arranging the translations, although he included side headings that indicated his alphabetical order to the owners of the translations. As we find it coming after one letter and following it after the other, and jumping from one letter to another, as mentioned in the biographies of the letter Alif from his name Ahmed, he went to biographies from his name Muhammad and returned again to his path. Or perhaps it was a glitch in the process of placing the papers in the folder. In this version, the second part and... \| The copy is extremely precious, as evidenced by the amount of care it has taken and its photographs. The copyist did not adhere to a specific approach in arranging the translations, although he included side headings that indicated his alphabetical order to the owners of the translations. As we find it coming after one letter and following it after the other, and jumping from one letter to another, as mentioned in the biographies of the letter Alif from his name Ahmed, he went to biographies from his name Muhammad and returned again to his path. Or perhaps it was a glitch in the process of placing the papers in the folder. In this copy came the second part, which was the first part truncated from the original copy in Al-Azhar, and the photographer of the Islamic University in Medina preserved it for us, so we put it first, only to discover that the truncated copy was attached in the middle of the book. The second part of the book, which begins with the name Abdullah, which is at the top of this copy in the order of the papers, seems somewhat straight forward than the first part, which is later. Anyone who reads a copy can easily see how much confusion there is in the process of collecting and arranging its papers. Even though the papers had a defect in their placement before this volume was stitched (papers scattered here or there, grouped or separated), the amount of damage and damage to the papers appears to be so great that the process of counting it is difficult. Because the order was originally incorrect and many of the papers were not intact, we discovered clear holes, such as what is on page 128, the beginning of part, and between 134 and 141. Despite all this, the copy retained much of the system that helps to discover all the complexities and mysteries in the arrangement process. Like its context, which is very connected, you can link it to other separate pages, just as we linked the translation of Ahmed bin Abi Shurayh, Ahmed bin Shuaib, and Ahmed bin Abi Daoud between the separate pages of 30/31. Of course, it contains notices and audio recordings that we could not identify due to the obliteration of the papers and the damage to the copy. \| Date of death of the copyist: 636
Sample Text	In the name of God...whose name is Abdullah...Abdullah bin Yusuf bin Abi Burda......letter N is Nasr bin Ali.
Başlık Kaynağı	الأعلام 6/36 - إيضاح المكنون 4/530 - معجم المؤلفين 9/61 - هدية العارفين 2/114
Müellif ve Başlık Kaynağı	هدية العارفين م 2 ص 114 وتذكرة الحفاظ م 4 ص 1400 التكملة لابن الأبار ص . 33، الوافي بالوفيات م 2 ص 218، شذرات الذهب م5 ص 185.
Müellifin Diğer Adları	ابن خلفون، محمد بن إسماعيل
Müellif Doğum Yüzyılı (Hicri)	السادس
Müellif Vefat Yüzyılı (Hicri)	السابع
Nüsha Durumu	مفردة
Ana Kütüphane Kayıt No	(136 حديث) 9019
Müellif Hattı	نسخة نفيسة بخط المؤلف
İstinsah Bitiş Yüzyılı (Hicri)	السابع
Nüsha Değeri	نسخة نفيسة بخط المؤلف
Yazı Türü	كوفي مغربي
Yazı Tanımı	جيد
Metin Dışı Notlar	بها تعليقاتٌ في الحاشيةِ. #بها تصحيحاتٌ.
Diğer Konu	العلوم الدينية \| الحديث وعلومه \| كتب تراجم علماء الحديث \| كتب أسماء الشيوخ

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The teacher uses the names of the sheikhs of Bukhari and Muslim

Author Muhammad bin Ismail bin Muhammad Al-Azdi, Al-Awnabi, Al-Andalusi, judge, Abu Bakr, Ibn Khalfun, hadith scholar, historian

Author Original محمد بن إسماعيل بن محمد الأزدي، الأونبي، الأندلسي، القاضي، أبو بكر، ابن خلفون، المحدث، المؤرخ

Publication Place - Ibn Khalfun, Muhammad bin Ismail bin Muhammad, Ibn Khalfun Al-Azdi, except the Prophet, Abu Bakr

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 68

Library Kashaf Albukhari

Record ID 1294

Library Location Al-Azhar - Al-Azhar Library, Cairo, Egypt

Notes The copy is extremely precious, as evidenced by the amount of care it has taken and its photographs. The copyist did not adhere to a specific approach in arranging the translations, although he included side headings that indicated his alphabetical order to the owners of the translations. As we find it coming after one letter and following it after the other, and jumping from one letter to another, as mentioned in the biographies of the letter Alif from his name Ahmed, he went to biographies from his name Muhammad and returned again to his path. Or perhaps it was a glitch in the process of placing the papers in the folder. In this version, the second part and... | The copy is extremely precious, as evidenced by the amount of care it has taken and its photographs. The copyist did not adhere to a specific approach in arranging the translations, although he included side headings that indicated his alphabetical order to the owners of the translations. As we find it coming after one letter and following it after the other, and jumping from one letter to another, as mentioned in the biographies of the letter Alif from his name Ahmed, he went to biographies from his name Muhammad and returned again to his path. Or perhaps it was a glitch in the process of placing the papers in the folder. In this copy came the second part, which was the first part truncated from the original copy in Al-Azhar, and the photographer of the Islamic University in Medina preserved it for us, so we put it first, only to discover that the truncated copy was attached in the middle of the book. The second part of the book, which begins with the name Abdullah, which is at the top of this copy in the order of the papers, seems somewhat straight forward than the first part, which is later. Anyone who reads a copy can easily see how much confusion there is in the process of collecting and arranging its papers. Even though the papers had a defect in their placement before this volume was stitched (papers scattered here or there, grouped or separated), the amount of damage and damage to the papers appears to be so great that the process of counting it is difficult. Because the order was originally incorrect and many of the papers were not intact, we discovered clear holes, such as what is on page 128, the beginning of part, and between 134 and 141. Despite all this, the copy retained much of the system that helps to discover all the complexities and mysteries in the arrangement process. Like its context, which is very connected, you can link it to other separate pages, just as we linked the translation of Ahmed bin Abi Shurayh, Ahmed bin Shuaib, and Ahmed bin Abi Daoud between the separate pages of 30/31. Of course, it contains notices and audio recordings that we could not identify due to the obliteration of the papers and the damage to the copy. | Date of death of the copyist: 636

Sample Text In the name of God...whose name is Abdullah...Abdullah bin Yusuf bin Abi Burda......letter N is Nasr bin Ali.

Başlık Kaynağı الأعلام 6/36 - إيضاح المكنون 4/530 - معجم المؤلفين 9/61 - هدية العارفين 2/114

Müellif ve Başlık Kaynağı هدية العارفين م 2 ص 114 وتذكرة الحفاظ م 4 ص 1400 التكملة لابن الأبار ص . 33، الوافي بالوفيات م 2 ص 218، شذرات الذهب م5 ص 185.

Müellifin Diğer Adları ابن خلفون، محمد بن إسماعيل

Müellif Doğum Yüzyılı (Hicri) السادس

Müellif Vefat Yüzyılı (Hicri) السابع

Nüsha Durumu مفردة

Ana Kütüphane Kayıt No (136 حديث) 9019

Müellif Hattı نسخة نفيسة بخط المؤلف

İstinsah Bitiş Yüzyılı (Hicri) السابع

Nüsha Değeri نسخة نفيسة بخط المؤلف

Yazı Türü كوفي مغربي

Yazı Tanımı جيد

Metin Dışı Notlar بها تعليقاتٌ في الحاشيةِ. #بها تصحيحاتٌ.

Diğer Konu العلوم الدينية | الحديث وعلومه | كتب تراجم علماء الحديث | كتب أسماء الشيوخ