Рисаля-и газиза шарх Сабат-уль-гаджизин. A dear letter explaining the perseverance of the helpless
( رسالهء عزيزه شرح ثبات العاجزين)

Name: Рисаля-и газиза шарх Сабат-уль-гаджизин. A dear letter explaining the perseverance of the helpless
Author: Tajuddin Yalchigol

Title	Рисаля-и газиза шарх Сабат-уль-гаджизин. A dear letter explaining the perseverance of the helpless
Title Original	رسالهء عزيزه شرح ثبات العاجزين
Author	Tajuddin Yalchigol
Publication Date:	1909
Publication Place	- Typography B.L. Dombrovskyi, Kazan. 1909.
Type	Book
Language	Tatar
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	254
Library:	Darul Kutub
Library Asset ID	e578730a7c118f2273b1506b95dcc81c2f3e1ff4
Record ID	136
Library Location	Darul Pole
Date	1909
Notes	Tadjetdin Yalchigol’s book “Risal-i Gaziza” is an interpretation (sharkh) to the book “Subat al-hajizin (“Support of the Doomed”) by the Muslim theologian Sufi Allahyar (1616-1713). The book “Risala-i Gaziza” (“Message to Gaziza”) is addressed to Tadjetdin Yalchigol’s own daughter Gaziza, at whose request he wrote this book. This work, initially distributed in handwritten form, went through several editions in the pre-revolutionary period, becoming one of the most popular among Muslims of the Russian Empire. The book promotes traditional Islamic values, widespread among the Tatars since ancient times, as well as high morality and ethics (adab and akhlyak).

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Рисаля-и газиза шарх Сабат-уль-гаджизин. A dear letter explaining the perseverance of the helpless

( رسالهء عزيزه شرح ثبات العاجزين)

Author Tajuddin Yalchigol

Publication Date 1909

Publication Place - Typography B.L. Dombrovskyi, Kazan. 1909.

Type Book

Language Tatar

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 254

Library Darul Kutub

Library Asset ID e578730a7c118f2273b1506b95dcc81c2f3e1ff4

Record ID 136

Library Location Darul Pole

Date 1909

Notes Tadjetdin Yalchigol’s book “Risal-i Gaziza” is an interpretation (sharkh) to the book “Subat al-hajizin (“Support of the Doomed”) by the Muslim theologian Sufi Allahyar (1616-1713). The book “Risala-i Gaziza” (“Message to Gaziza”) is addressed to Tadjetdin Yalchigol’s own daughter Gaziza, at whose request he wrote this book. This work, initially distributed in handwritten form, went through several editions in the pre-revolutionary period, becoming one of the most popular among Muslims of the Russian Empire. The book promotes traditional Islamic values, widespread among the Tatars since ancient times, as well as high morality and ethics (adab and akhlyak).