Umdah Al-Qari in Sharh Sahih Al-Bukhari
(عمدة القاري بشرح صحيح البخاري | شرح العينى علي صحيح البخارى)

Name: Umdah Al-Qari in Sharh Sahih Al-Bukhari
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.

Title	Umdah Al-Qari in Sharh Sahih Al-Bukhari
Title Original	عمدة القاري بشرح صحيح البخاري \| شرح العينى علي صحيح البخارى
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
Publication Date:	847
Publication Place	Egypt -
Subject	Religious Sciences \| -\| Hadith and its sciences -\| Serving the nation based on Sahih Imam Al-Bukhari \| -\| Explanations, footnotes, comments, and jokes on Sahih Al-Bukhari - Explanations, footnotes, comments, and jokes on Sahih Al-Bukhari
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	299
Physical Dimensions	31×22سم
Library:	Kashaf Albukhari
Record ID	1101
Library Location	Library of the Holy Mosque of Mecca, Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Date	847
Notes	In the margin there are explanatory notes #with linens in the original.# This copy is the third part of the book in its first section. Perhaps the volume has cut it into two parts and completed it in the next copy, which is the same number as this copy. #It has a ring on it that is not clear. \| In the author’s handwriting at the end of the copy of the Holy Mosque, which is numbered (1141), it is stated that the date of the composition is: (The oath of its author and ruler was empty, to the mercy of his rich Lord, Abu Muhammad Mahmoud bin Ahmad Al-Aini, who composed and underlined this part. The twenty-first from Umdat Al-Qari in Al-Bukhari’s explanation, with which the explanation was completed, with the grace, help, kindness, and generosity of God, at the end of the first third of the night of Saturday, the fifth of the month of Jumada Al-Awwal, in the year forty-seven. Eight hundred years after the Prophet’s migration, and I began writing it at the end of the month of Rajab al-Asab in the year eight hundred and twenty, and I finished the first part on Monday the sixteenth of the holy month of Dhul-Hijjah in the year eight hundred and twenty, and I finished the second part on Tuesday the seventh of the month of Jumada al-Akhira in the year eight hundred and twenty-one, and I finished the third part on Friday the eighth of Jumada al-Awwal in the year eight hundred and thirty-three, after I had stayed in it for half a year, and there was an absence between the second. The third was sixteen years or more, and I finished the fourth on Tuesday, the ninth of Rabi’ al-Akhir in the year eight hundred and thirty-nine. Then I continued writing and composing until the aforementioned date of the twenty-first, and the period of my time in writing was ten years, with many days interspersed within it. Praise be to God Almighty for this blessing.)
Sample Text	Chapter: Should he pay attention to something that happens to him or if he sees something or spit in the qibla... Chapter on the Prophet’s incitement, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, to perform night prayers and voluntary prayers without an obligation... These narrations indicate that his failure, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, to go out to them was due to fear of the obligation of this prayer and not for any other reason. His saying: (And that is in Ramadan) is the words of Aisha, may God Almighty be pleased with her, I mentioned it in inclusion.
Başlık Kaynağı	الأعلام 7/163 - كشف الظنون 1/549، 2/1171 - معجم المؤلفين 12/150 - هدية العارفين 2/421
Müellif ve Başlık Kaynağı	كشف الظنون م1 ص 548 شذرات الذهب م 7 ص 286 معجم المؤلفين م 12 ص 150 البدر الطالع م 2 ص 294 حسن المحاضرة م1 ص 270 مفتاح السعادة م1 ص 215 أعلام النبلاء م5 ص 255 الضوء اللامع م10 ص 131 الجواهر المضيئة م 2 ص 165، ايضاح المكون م 2 ص 705 نظم العقيان ص 174 الرسالة المستطرفة ص 195 بغية الوعاة ص 386. وتاريخ الأدب م 3 ص 170 وتاريخ التراث م1 ص 185.
Müellifin Diğer Adları	البدر العيني، محمود بن أحمد
Eser Telif Bitiş Yüzyılı (Hicri)	التاسع
Müellif Doğum Yüzyılı (Hicri)	الثامن
Müellif Vefat Yüzyılı (Hicri)	التاسع
Nüsha Durumu	مفردة
Ana Kütüphane Kayıt No	1106
İstinsah Bitiş Yüzyılı (Hicri)	الثالث عشر
Nüsha Değeri	نسخة جيدة
Cilt No	القسم الأول من الجزء الثالث
Satır Sayısı	37
Yazı Türü	نسخ
Yazı Tanımı	جيد
Metin Dışı Notlar	مقابلاتٌ: دلَّ عليها بعضُ فوارقِ النُّسخِ.#مديريةُ الأوقافِ العامَّةِ.
Diğer Konu	العلوم الدينية \| الحديث وعلومه \| شروح الحديث \| شروح صحيح البخاري

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Umdah Al-Qari in Sharh Sahih Al-Bukhari

(عمدة القاري بشرح صحيح البخاري | شرح العينى علي صحيح البخارى)

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

Publication Date 847

Publication Place Egypt -

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 299

Physical Dimensions 31×22سم

Library Kashaf Albukhari

Record ID 1101

Library Location Library of the Holy Mosque of Mecca, Mecca, Saudi Arabia

Date 847

Notes In the margin there are explanatory notes #with linens in the original.# This copy is the third part of the book in its first section. Perhaps the volume has cut it into two parts and completed it in the next copy, which is the same number as this copy. #It has a ring on it that is not clear. | In the author’s handwriting at the end of the copy of the Holy Mosque, which is numbered (1141), it is stated that the date of the composition is: (The oath of its author and ruler was empty, to the mercy of his rich Lord, Abu Muhammad Mahmoud bin Ahmad Al-Aini, who composed and underlined this part. The twenty-first from Umdat Al-Qari in Al-Bukhari’s explanation, with which the explanation was completed, with the grace, help, kindness, and generosity of God, at the end of the first third of the night of Saturday, the fifth of the month of Jumada Al-Awwal, in the year forty-seven. Eight hundred years after the Prophet’s migration, and I began writing it at the end of the month of Rajab al-Asab in the year eight hundred and twenty, and I finished the first part on Monday the sixteenth of the holy month of Dhul-Hijjah in the year eight hundred and twenty, and I finished the second part on Tuesday the seventh of the month of Jumada al-Akhira in the year eight hundred and twenty-one, and I finished the third part on Friday the eighth of Jumada al-Awwal in the year eight hundred and thirty-three, after I had stayed in it for half a year, and there was an absence between the second. The third was sixteen years or more, and I finished the fourth on Tuesday, the ninth of Rabi’ al-Akhir in the year eight hundred and thirty-nine. Then I continued writing and composing until the aforementioned date of the twenty-first, and the period of my time in writing was ten years, with many days interspersed within it. Praise be to God Almighty for this blessing.)

Sample Text Chapter: Should he pay attention to something that happens to him or if he sees something or spit in the qibla... Chapter on the Prophet’s incitement, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, to perform night prayers and voluntary prayers without an obligation... These narrations indicate that his failure, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, to go out to them was due to fear of the obligation of this prayer and not for any other reason. His saying: (And that is in Ramadan) is the words of Aisha, may God Almighty be pleased with her, I mentioned it in inclusion.

Başlık Kaynağı الأعلام 7/163 - كشف الظنون 1/549، 2/1171 - معجم المؤلفين 12/150 - هدية العارفين 2/421

Müellif ve Başlık Kaynağı كشف الظنون م1 ص 548 شذرات الذهب م 7 ص 286 معجم المؤلفين م 12 ص 150 البدر الطالع م 2 ص 294 حسن المحاضرة م1 ص 270 مفتاح السعادة م1 ص 215 أعلام النبلاء م5 ص 255 الضوء اللامع م10 ص 131 الجواهر المضيئة م 2 ص 165، ايضاح المكون م 2 ص 705 نظم العقيان ص 174 الرسالة المستطرفة ص 195 بغية الوعاة ص 386. وتاريخ الأدب م 3 ص 170 وتاريخ التراث م1 ص 185.

Müellifin Diğer Adları البدر العيني، محمود بن أحمد

Eser Telif Bitiş Yüzyılı (Hicri) التاسع

Müellif Doğum Yüzyılı (Hicri) الثامن

Müellif Vefat Yüzyılı (Hicri) التاسع

Nüsha Durumu مفردة

Ana Kütüphane Kayıt No 1106

İstinsah Bitiş Yüzyılı (Hicri) الثالث عشر

Nüsha Değeri نسخة جيدة

Cilt No القسم الأول من الجزء الثالث

Satır Sayısı 37

Yazı Türü نسخ

Yazı Tanımı جيد

Metin Dışı Notlar مقابلاتٌ: دلَّ عليها بعضُ فوارقِ النُّسخِ.#مديريةُ الأوقافِ العامَّةِ.

Diğer Konu العلوم الدينية | الحديث وعلومه | شروح الحديث | شروح صحيح البخاري