Author
Al-Barkali, Muhammad bin Bir Ali bin Iskander
Author Original
البركلي ، محمد بن بيرعلي بن اسكندر
Publication Place
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Al-Barkali, Muhammad bin Bir Ali bin Iskander
Subject
language
Type
Book
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Physical Dimensions
(1-14أ) ورقة 15 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي : 16x10,5 سم
Library
King Fahd National Laibrary
Record ID
880457ad-1978-c703-15d3-043ab775305c
Library Location
King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies
Notes
17,2 x 11,5 cm The beginning of the manuscript: I know, just as the morphologists made the verb and what is derived from it a scale and weighed other things with it, so we made what is equivalent to it in Persian, I mean, as a kardan, and what comes out, a scale, and we explained in it the rules and examples for others to be compared to it, whatever it may be, but we explained it in Arabic because the Persian interpretation is not useful... Within a group, this is the first message of it. The first leaf has the lower part cut off. The author's name was not mentioned. The headings of the paragraphs, sections, and chapters were written in red ink. The text combined Arabic, Persian, and Turkish, and the Persian words were written between the lines in red ink. I put red lines under some words. Followed by papers 11b-14a, a statement of the Persian terms and their counterparts in Turkish in the imperative and negative words, the first person plural, and the meaning of the different. It has traces of wetness and dampness on it, with footnotes, explanations, and comments at the end of the manuscript: As for the consonant nouns at the end, with the addition of the kaf only, like “Yusurak,” “Dawatuk,” and other things. The reason for the confinement to minimization has been mentioned many times. The Persian Sihah is perfect for improving success and facilitation, which is a must for every Persian student, young and old. Grant this done.
Yazı Tipi
نسخي
