Al-Suja’i’s footnote to the explanation of Qatar al-Nada and Bel al-Sada by Ibn Hisham (761 AH) /
(حاشية السجاعي على شرح قطر الندى وبل الصدى لابن هشام هـ )

Name: Al-Suja’i’s footnote to the explanation of Qatar al-Nada and Bel al-Sada by Ibn Hisham (761 AH) /
Author: Al-Saja’i, Ahmed bin Ahmed bin Muhammad,

Title	Al-Suja’i’s footnote to the explanation of Qatar al-Nada and Bel al-Sada by Ibn Hisham (761 AH) /
Title Original	حاشية السجاعي على شرح قطر الندى وبل الصدى لابن هشام هـ
Author	Al-Saja’i, Ahmed bin Ahmed bin Muhammad,
Author Original	السجاعي، أحمد بن أحمد بن محمد،
Publication Place	- Al-Saja’i, Ahmed bin Ahmed bin Muhammad,
Subject	Arabic
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Physical Dimensions	85 ورقة (23 سطر) ؛
Library:	King Fahd National Laibrary
Record ID	a8a74314-2ece-7135-b942-dfe996b58130
Library Location	King Saud University
Notes	The beginning: after the basmalah, praise be to the one who raised in both worlds the status of his loved ones... As for what follows, this is a nice comment on the explanation of Al-Qatar by its author, the scholar Ibn Hisham... His saying, “The Sheikh said,” etc., its origin is a saying by opening the waw and turning the alpha in order to move it, and opening what came before it, not by breaking it... etc.; A good copy, with traces of contamination and stains, the edges.
Yazı Tipi	خط تدويني.

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Al-Suja’i’s footnote to the explanation of Qatar al-Nada and Bel al-Sada by Ibn Hisham (761 AH) /

(حاشية السجاعي على شرح قطر الندى وبل الصدى لابن هشام هـ )

Author Al-Saja’i, Ahmed bin Ahmed bin Muhammad,

Author Original السجاعي، أحمد بن أحمد بن محمد،

Publication Place - Al-Saja’i, Ahmed bin Ahmed bin Muhammad,

Subject Arabic

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Physical Dimensions 85 ورقة (23 سطر) ؛

Library King Fahd National Laibrary

Record ID a8a74314-2ece-7135-b942-dfe996b58130

Library Location King Saud University

Notes The beginning: after the basmalah, praise be to the one who raised in both worlds the status of his loved ones... As for what follows, this is a nice comment on the explanation of Al-Qatar by its author, the scholar Ibn Hisham... His saying, “The Sheikh said,” etc., its origin is a saying by opening the waw and turning the alpha in order to move it, and opening what came before it, not by breaking it... etc.; A good copy, with traces of contamination and stains, the edges.

Yazı Tipi خط تدويني.