Shahba residents of prophets, saints, scholars and righteous people - another version
(سكان الشهباء من الأنبياء والأولياء والعلماء والصالحين نسخة أخرى)

Name: Shahba residents of prophets, saints, scholars and righteous people - another version
Author: Al-Rifai, Muhammad bin Muhammad bin Omar, d. 1264 AH.

Title	Shahba residents of prophets, saints, scholars and righteous people - another version
Title Original	سكان الشهباء من الأنبياء والأولياء والعلماء والصالحين نسخة أخرى
Author	Al-Rifai, Muhammad bin Muhammad bin Omar, d. 1264 AH.
Author Original	الرفاعي، محمد بن محمد بن عمر، ت هـ
Publication Date:	11 Rabi’ al-Thani 1312 AH.
Publication Place	- Al-Rifai, Muhammad bin Muhammad bin Omar, d. 1264 AH.
Subject	Biographies, genealogies, poetry
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	30
Physical Dimensions	عدد الأوراق : 30 ؛ عدد الأسطر : 13 ؛ المقاس : 23.3 × 19 سم.
Library:	King Fahd National Laibrary
Record ID	23b818d7-06a9-4851-b154-052030e7a337
Library Location	Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University
Date	11 Rabi’ al-Thani 1312 AH.
Notes	A modern version in the collection (1a - 30a). It differs significantly from the previous version in the number of its verses and in its wording. It appears that the compiler re-arranged it after the first, changing its wording and adding to it, because the number of verses in the poem here reaches 756 lines, while the number in the first is 649. It also differs from the first in that the footnotes of this version carry explanations of the places, monuments, graves, mosques, and their locations in the plans. Aleppo, all in the copyist’s handwriting, on folios 15b and 26b. There was an error in the copying and it was omitted, and a reader or possessor corrected it by comparing it to a copy kept in the Oriental Library in Beirut with the number: 1598. This indicates to us the existence of another copy of it in Beirut, in which the verses were written in watery black tansy and citron [orange] ink, on an English-made, brown-coloured scribe, devoid of any lines or watermarks, which was made for a Moroccan importer. Or a Levantine in which a pressed seal appears, reading: ((A new work from the era of Humayun)). We have seen it in manuscripts written in various places in the Ottoman countries, Yemen, and Morocco. The pages of the collection are disassembled and separated from each other, so they need to be re-binded.
Metin Başı (İncipit)	((الحمد لله الذي هدانا لأقوم طريق وبعد فهذه قصيدة جامعة عدد الأنبياء والأولياء والآثار في حلب الشهباء من كلام المحقق المدقق جناب الشيخ محمد وفا أفندي الرفاعي شيخ تكية الخلاصية في حلب ...)).
Yazı Tipi	رقعة تدويني
Metin Sonu (Explicit)	((... - والأوليـاء حيهـم والميـت ~ كـذا على الأقطـاب آل البيـت - وكل قطـب ثم آل النوبـة ~ وصاحـب الوقـت عظيم الهيبـة - إلى هنا قد تمـت الأرجـوزة ~ على قلـوب الأدبـا عزيـزة - خريـدة ميمونـة محجبـة ~ لكل ناظـر إليهـا محببـة - عدتهـا خـودا زكا سناها ~ تاريخهـا خيـر وفـا انتشاهـا - 756 سنة 1255))

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Shahba residents of prophets, saints, scholars and righteous people - another version

(سكان الشهباء من الأنبياء والأولياء والعلماء والصالحين نسخة أخرى)

Author Al-Rifai, Muhammad bin Muhammad bin Omar, d. 1264 AH.

Author Original الرفاعي، محمد بن محمد بن عمر، ت هـ

Publication Date 11 Rabi’ al-Thani 1312 AH.

Publication Place - Al-Rifai, Muhammad bin Muhammad bin Omar, d. 1264 AH.

Subject Biographies, genealogies, poetry

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 30

Physical Dimensions عدد الأوراق : 30 ؛ عدد الأسطر : 13 ؛ المقاس : 23.3 × 19 سم.

Library King Fahd National Laibrary

Record ID 23b818d7-06a9-4851-b154-052030e7a337

Library Location Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University

Date 11 Rabi’ al-Thani 1312 AH.

Notes A modern version in the collection (1a - 30a). It differs significantly from the previous version in the number of its verses and in its wording. It appears that the compiler re-arranged it after the first, changing its wording and adding to it, because the number of verses in the poem here reaches 756 lines, while the number in the first is 649. It also differs from the first in that the footnotes of this version carry explanations of the places, monuments, graves, mosques, and their locations in the plans. Aleppo, all in the copyist’s handwriting, on folios 15b and 26b. There was an error in the copying and it was omitted, and a reader or possessor corrected it by comparing it to a copy kept in the Oriental Library in Beirut with the number: 1598. This indicates to us the existence of another copy of it in Beirut, in which the verses were written in watery black tansy and citron [orange] ink, on an English-made, brown-coloured scribe, devoid of any lines or watermarks, which was made for a Moroccan importer. Or a Levantine in which a pressed seal appears, reading: ((A new work from the era of Humayun)). We have seen it in manuscripts written in various places in the Ottoman countries, Yemen, and Morocco. The pages of the collection are disassembled and separated from each other, so they need to be re-binded.

Metin Başı (İncipit) ((الحمد لله الذي هدانا لأقوم طريق وبعد فهذه قصيدة جامعة عدد الأنبياء والأولياء والآثار في حلب الشهباء من كلام المحقق المدقق جناب الشيخ محمد وفا أفندي الرفاعي شيخ تكية الخلاصية في حلب ...)).

Yazı Tipi رقعة تدويني

Metin Sonu (Explicit) ((... - والأوليـاء حيهـم والميـت ~ كـذا على الأقطـاب آل البيـت - وكل قطـب ثم آل النوبـة ~ وصاحـب الوقـت عظيم الهيبـة - إلى هنا قد تمـت الأرجـوزة ~ على قلـوب الأدبـا عزيـزة - خريـدة ميمونـة محجبـة ~ لكل ناظـر إليهـا محببـة - عدتهـا خـودا زكا سناها ~ تاريخهـا خيـر وفـا انتشاهـا - 756 سنة 1255))