Skopje's fatwas in Arabic and Turkish
(فتاوى اسكوبي باللغتين العربيه والتركيه)

Name: Skopje's fatwas in Arabic and Turkish
Author: Muhammad Askobi

Title	Skopje's fatwas in Arabic and Turkish
Title Original	فتاوى اسكوبي باللغتين العربيه والتركيه
Author	Muhammad Askobi
Author Original	محمد اسكوبي
Publication Place	- Muhammad Askobi
Subject	Fatwas \| Hanafi jurisprudence
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Physical Dimensions	216 ورقة 23 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي : 20,8x13 سم
Library:	King Fahd National Laibrary
Record ID	42698c5c-6e24-bba9-cb3a-2a9d4c79fc38
Library Location	King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies
Notes	20.8 x 13 cm The beginning of the manuscript: The Book of Purifications Tabarak Amrin Ild Dumur Aber with the power of his ablution Qingsi Oli Dar Al-Awab Tabar Aqdarah Olmeq Ad Aidan Drumoron Oligq so he must hate it Yuvdr Wimshals and he hates eating in copper, i.e. not coated with lead, from Ibn Sayyid on the explanation of the law in the chapter on the Sunnah of eating... Moisture and wetness at the end of the manuscript: Al-Sadr said: Al-Sadr said The martyr, may God have mercy on him, in the Book of Walls, in the chapter on connected trunks, said that today’s fatwa is based on analogy: if his house is demolished and is not built, and the neighbors are harmed by that, they have the right to force him to build if he is able to build. This is how it was mentioned in the Usurpation of Samarkand Fatwas, that the martyr al-Sadr, may God have mercy on him, Al-Mukhtar said that they do not have that, because what is meant is that he should not be forced to build his own property from Amadiyah. The book was completed, with the help of God, King Wahhab, in the middle of Shaban in the year 1035 AH. These fatwas are attributed by some authorities to Muhammad Askobi, who died in the year 1035 AH. Some sources attributed it to Pir Muhammad bin Abdullah al-Qastamuni al-Hanafi and al-Mufti Baskob (d. 1020 AH/1611 AD), including Idhāḥ al-Maknoun 2/155. The first page of its beginning is topped with drawings and floral shapes placed in gold water on a bright blue ground surrounded by bright red colored tables. The first and second pages were lined with gold water, and the rest of the pages were lined with red ink. It has many footnotes and comments.
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Skopje's fatwas in Arabic and Turkish

(فتاوى اسكوبي باللغتين العربيه والتركيه)

Author Muhammad Askobi

Author Original محمد اسكوبي

Publication Place - Muhammad Askobi

Subject Fatwas | Hanafi jurisprudence

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Physical Dimensions 216 ورقة 23 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي : 20,8x13 سم

Library King Fahd National Laibrary

Record ID 42698c5c-6e24-bba9-cb3a-2a9d4c79fc38

Library Location King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies

Notes 20.8 x 13 cm The beginning of the manuscript: The Book of Purifications Tabarak Amrin Ild Dumur Aber with the power of his ablution Qingsi Oli Dar Al-Awab Tabar Aqdarah Olmeq Ad Aidan Drumoron Oligq so he must hate it Yuvdr Wimshals and he hates eating in copper, i.e. not coated with lead, from Ibn Sayyid on the explanation of the law in the chapter on the Sunnah of eating... Moisture and wetness at the end of the manuscript: Al-Sadr said: Al-Sadr said The martyr, may God have mercy on him, in the Book of Walls, in the chapter on connected trunks, said that today’s fatwa is based on analogy: if his house is demolished and is not built, and the neighbors are harmed by that, they have the right to force him to build if he is able to build. This is how it was mentioned in the Usurpation of Samarkand Fatwas, that the martyr al-Sadr, may God have mercy on him, Al-Mukhtar said that they do not have that, because what is meant is that he should not be forced to build his own property from Amadiyah. The book was completed, with the help of God, King Wahhab, in the middle of Shaban in the year 1035 AH. These fatwas are attributed by some authorities to Muhammad Askobi, who died in the year 1035 AH. Some sources attributed it to Pir Muhammad bin Abdullah al-Qastamuni al-Hanafi and al-Mufti Baskob (d. 1020 AH/1611 AD), including Idhāḥ al-Maknoun 2/155. The first page of its beginning is topped with drawings and floral shapes placed in gold water on a bright blue ground surrounded by bright red colored tables. The first and second pages were lined with gold water, and the rest of the pages were lined with red ink. It has many footnotes and comments.

Yazı Tipi نستعليق