Complementing the parties in the conversation

Title Complementing the parties in the conversation
Author Mahmoud bin Ahmed bin Musa bin Ahmed bin Hussein bin Youssef bin Mahmoud bin Badr al-Din, al-Ayni, al-Ayntabī, al-Uthmani, al-Halabi, al-Qahiri, al-Hanafi, judge, mufti, Abu Muhammad, teacher, fundamentalist, hadith narrator, interpreter, historian, linguist, grammarian, rhetorician, prosodist, compiler.
Author Original محمود بن أحمد بن موسى بن أحمد بن حسين بن يوسف بن محمود بن بدر الدين، العيني، العينتابي، العثماني، الحلبي، القاهري، الحنفي، القاضي، المفتي، أبو محمد، المدرس، الأصولي، المحدث، المفسر، المؤرخ، اللغوي، النحوي، البياني، العروضي، الناظم
Subject Religious Sciences | -| Hadith and its sciences -| Serving the nation based on Sahih Imam Al-Bukhari | -| Parts of Al-Bukhari and others - Parts of Al-Bukhari and others | The noble hadith
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 133
Physical Dimensions 258×183مم
Library: Kashaf Albukhari
Record ID 4880
Library Location Sulaymaniyah, Istanbul, Türkiye
Notes General notes: A corrected copy, with corrections and comments in its margins. Symbols, the pronunciation of a hadith, and some other words are written in red. It has a commentary system, and has numerical numbering every 10 pages. Perhaps it is a continuation of the book (Arrangement of the Parties of Al-Mazzi on Al-Alafadh) by Al-Hafiz Muhammad bin Ali Al-Husseini Al-Shafi’i, who died in the year 765 AH. Ibn Fahd mentioned it in the footer of Al-Tadhkirah (p. 365); Or the book (Altaf Al-Ashraf Bi Zahr Al-Arafa) by Sheikh Shams Al-Din Abi Abdullah Muhammad bin Ali bin Jaafar, known... | General notes: A corrected copy, with corrections and comments in its margins. Symbols, the pronunciation of a hadith, and some other words are written in red. It has a commentary system, and has numerical numbering every 10 pages. Perhaps it is a continuation of the book (Arrangement of the Parties of Al-Mazzi on Al-Alafadh) by Al-Hafiz Muhammad bin Ali Al-Husseini Al-Shafi’i, who died in the year 765 AH. Ibn Fahd mentioned it in the footer of Al-Tadhkirah (p. 365); Or the book (Altaf Al-Ashraf Bi Zahr Al-Atraf) by Sheikh Shams Al-Din Abi Abdullah Muhammad bin Ali bin Jaafar, known as Ibn Qamar, who died in the year 876 AH; (Al-Sakhawi) mentioned it in (Al-Du’ Al-Lami’) (8/176) and said: He proceeded to abbreviate (Atraf Al-Mazzi), and called it: (Al-Tāf Al-Ashraf Bazhr Al-Atraf) Ah; It was not clear to me where they were. And God knows best. Revision status: #R#, corrected copy, with corrections and comments in its margins. Symbols, hadith pronunciation, and some other words are written in red. It has a commentary system. It has numerical numbering every 10 pages. Perhaps it is a continuation of the book (Arrangement of the Parties of Al-Mazzi on Al-Alafadh) by Al-Hafiz Muhammad bin Ali Al-Husseini Al-Shafi’i, who died in the year 765 AH. Ibn Fahd mentioned it in the footer of Al-Tadhkirah (p. 365); Or the book (Altaf Al-Ashraf Bi Zahr Al-Atraf) by Sheikh Shams Al-Din Abi Abdullah Muhammad bin Ali bin Jaafar, known as Ibn Qamar, who died in the year 876 AH; (Al-Sakhawi) mentioned it in (Al-Du’ Al-Lami’) (8/176) and said: He proceeded to abbreviate (Atraf Al-Mazzi), and called it: (Al-Tāf Al-Ashraf Bazhr Al-Atraf) Ah; It was not clear to me where they were. God knows best. #The title is an estimate from the indexer
Sample Text In the name of God... And then this is a complement to what I found of this nice classification in which the ends of the six books are arranged according to the letters, usually considering the beginning of the text... And this complement is from another half of the same, except that the name of the companion narrator was not mentioned in it, as the first compiler mentioned... And I did not write of this classification except the second, except what complements the first, which is from the letter Kaf... ... D The hadith of Yunus bin Ubaid al-Basri said that Omar bin Ubaid was lying in the hadith D in the introduction to his book, a hadith that says cows’ milk is a cure and their fat is a cure, D in Correspondents. This hadith is the last of the book Al-Afaraq, from which Al-Mazzi shortened the chain of transmission and restricted it to the text. By God, success... Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds.
Başlık Kaynağı توثيق العنوان من : الأعلام للزركلي,(7/163)#الأعلام 7/ 163 ـ كحالة12/ 150 ـ الكشف ـ الهدية 2/ 420
Müellifin Diğer Adları البدر العيني، محمود بن أحمد
Müellif Doğum Yüzyılı (Hicri) الثامن
Müellif Vefat Yüzyılı (Hicri) التاسع
Alt Kütüphane Adı الوزير شهيد علي باشا
Nüsha Durumu مفردة
Alt Kütüphane Kayıt No 387
Alt Kütüphane Yeri (Ülke) تركيا
Alt Kütüphane Yeri (Şehir) استانبول
Nüsha Değeri نسخة حسنة
Satır Sayısı 25
Yazı Türü نسخ معتاد
Yazı Tanımı جيد
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Complementing the parties in the conversation

Author Mahmoud bin Ahmed bin Musa bin Ahmed bin Hussein bin Youssef bin Mahmoud bin Badr al-Din, al-Ayni, al-Ayntabī, al-Uthmani, al-Halabi, al-Qahiri, al-Hanafi, judge, mufti, Abu Muhammad, teacher, fundamentalist, hadith narrator, interpreter, historian, linguist, grammarian, rhetorician, prosodist, compiler.
Author Original محمود بن أحمد بن موسى بن أحمد بن حسين بن يوسف بن محمود بن بدر الدين، العيني، العينتابي، العثماني، الحلبي، القاهري، الحنفي، القاضي، المفتي، أبو محمد، المدرس، الأصولي، المحدث، المفسر، المؤرخ، اللغوي، النحوي، البياني، العروضي، الناظم
Subject Religious Sciences | -| Hadith and its sciences -| Serving the nation based on Sahih Imam Al-Bukhari | -| Parts of Al-Bukhari and others - Parts of Al-Bukhari and others | The noble hadith
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 133
Physical Dimensions 258×183مم
Library Kashaf Albukhari
Record ID 4880
Library Location Sulaymaniyah, Istanbul, Türkiye
Notes General notes: A corrected copy, with corrections and comments in its margins. Symbols, the pronunciation of a hadith, and some other words are written in red. It has a commentary system, and has numerical numbering every 10 pages. Perhaps it is a continuation of the book (Arrangement of the Parties of Al-Mazzi on Al-Alafadh) by Al-Hafiz Muhammad bin Ali Al-Husseini Al-Shafi’i, who died in the year 765 AH. Ibn Fahd mentioned it in the footer of Al-Tadhkirah (p. 365); Or the book (Altaf Al-Ashraf Bi Zahr Al-Arafa) by Sheikh Shams Al-Din Abi Abdullah Muhammad bin Ali bin Jaafar, known... | General notes: A corrected copy, with corrections and comments in its margins. Symbols, the pronunciation of a hadith, and some other words are written in red. It has a commentary system, and has numerical numbering every 10 pages. Perhaps it is a continuation of the book (Arrangement of the Parties of Al-Mazzi on Al-Alafadh) by Al-Hafiz Muhammad bin Ali Al-Husseini Al-Shafi’i, who died in the year 765 AH. Ibn Fahd mentioned it in the footer of Al-Tadhkirah (p. 365); Or the book (Altaf Al-Ashraf Bi Zahr Al-Atraf) by Sheikh Shams Al-Din Abi Abdullah Muhammad bin Ali bin Jaafar, known as Ibn Qamar, who died in the year 876 AH; (Al-Sakhawi) mentioned it in (Al-Du’ Al-Lami’) (8/176) and said: He proceeded to abbreviate (Atraf Al-Mazzi), and called it: (Al-Tāf Al-Ashraf Bazhr Al-Atraf) Ah; It was not clear to me where they were. And God knows best. Revision status: #R#, corrected copy, with corrections and comments in its margins. Symbols, hadith pronunciation, and some other words are written in red. It has a commentary system. It has numerical numbering every 10 pages. Perhaps it is a continuation of the book (Arrangement of the Parties of Al-Mazzi on Al-Alafadh) by Al-Hafiz Muhammad bin Ali Al-Husseini Al-Shafi’i, who died in the year 765 AH. Ibn Fahd mentioned it in the footer of Al-Tadhkirah (p. 365); Or the book (Altaf Al-Ashraf Bi Zahr Al-Atraf) by Sheikh Shams Al-Din Abi Abdullah Muhammad bin Ali bin Jaafar, known as Ibn Qamar, who died in the year 876 AH; (Al-Sakhawi) mentioned it in (Al-Du’ Al-Lami’) (8/176) and said: He proceeded to abbreviate (Atraf Al-Mazzi), and called it: (Al-Tāf Al-Ashraf Bazhr Al-Atraf) Ah; It was not clear to me where they were. God knows best. #The title is an estimate from the indexer
Sample Text In the name of God... And then this is a complement to what I found of this nice classification in which the ends of the six books are arranged according to the letters, usually considering the beginning of the text... And this complement is from another half of the same, except that the name of the companion narrator was not mentioned in it, as the first compiler mentioned... And I did not write of this classification except the second, except what complements the first, which is from the letter Kaf... ... D The hadith of Yunus bin Ubaid al-Basri said that Omar bin Ubaid was lying in the hadith D in the introduction to his book, a hadith that says cows’ milk is a cure and their fat is a cure, D in Correspondents. This hadith is the last of the book Al-Afaraq, from which Al-Mazzi shortened the chain of transmission and restricted it to the text. By God, success... Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds.
Başlık Kaynağı توثيق العنوان من : الأعلام للزركلي,(7/163)#الأعلام 7/ 163 ـ كحالة12/ 150 ـ الكشف ـ الهدية 2/ 420
Müellifin Diğer Adları البدر العيني، محمود بن أحمد
Müellif Doğum Yüzyılı (Hicri) الثامن
Müellif Vefat Yüzyılı (Hicri) التاسع
Alt Kütüphane Adı الوزير شهيد علي باشا
Nüsha Durumu مفردة
Alt Kütüphane Kayıt No 387
Alt Kütüphane Yeri (Ülke) تركيا
Alt Kütüphane Yeri (Şehir) استانبول
Nüsha Değeri نسخة حسنة
Satır Sayısı 25
Yazı Türü نسخ معتاد
Yazı Tanımı جيد
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