Khulasat al-masail wa muhimmat ad-dalail. Summary of issues and the importance of evidence
( خلاصة المسائل و مهمة الدّلائل)

Name: Khulasat al-masail wa muhimmat ad-dalail. Summary of issues and the importance of evidence
Author: Husam al-Din al-Bulgari

Title	Khulasat al-masail wa muhimmat ad-dalail. Summary of issues and the importance of evidence
Title Original	خلاصة المسائل و مهمة الدّلائل
Author	Husam al-Din al-Bulgari
Type	kitap
Language	Tatar
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	270
Library:	Darul Kutub
Library Asset ID	89c9a74572c78c8bf04a5f943fe9748793d454a9
Record ID	838
Library Location	Darul Pole
Notes	Khulasat al-Masa'il wa-Muhimmat ad-Dala'il ("The essence of the matter and the role of facts") covers a wide range of issues important to Islam: the main directions and interpretations, the interpretation of the commandments established in the Koran, religious and legal norms, as well as other factors that provide guidance for the life of a believer. The book, published in Kazan, Russia in 1890, is written in the Old Tatar language, which was once widespread in Central Asia and remained the literary language of the region until the early 20th century.

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Khulasat al-masail wa muhimmat ad-dalail. Summary of issues and the importance of evidence

( خلاصة المسائل و مهمة الدّلائل)

Author Husam al-Din al-Bulgari

Type kitap

Language Tatar

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 270

Library Darul Kutub

Library Asset ID 89c9a74572c78c8bf04a5f943fe9748793d454a9

Record ID 838

Library Location Darul Pole

Notes Khulasat al-Masa'il wa-Muhimmat ad-Dala'il ("The essence of the matter and the role of facts") covers a wide range of issues important to Islam: the main directions and interpretations, the interpretation of the commandments established in the Koran, religious and legal norms, as well as other factors that provide guidance for the life of a believer. The book, published in Kazan, Russia in 1890, is written in the Old Tatar language, which was once widespread in Central Asia and remained the literary language of the region until the early 20th century.