Names of Badr, may God be pleased with them
(أسماء هل بدر رضي الله عنهم)

Name: Names of Badr, may God be pleased with them
Author: Al-Suwaidi, Abdullah bin Hussein bin Marhi

Title	Names of Badr, may God be pleased with them
Title Original	أسماء هل بدر رضي الله عنهم
Author	Al-Suwaidi, Abdullah bin Hussein bin Marhi
Author Original	السويدي ، عبدالله بن حسين بن مرعي
Publication Place	- Al-Suwaidi, Abdullah bin Hussein bin Marhi
Subject	biography
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Physical Dimensions	(37ب - 51) ورقة 19 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي 19,5x12 سم
Library:	King Fahd National Laibrary
Record ID	bd94bcf4-030d-4c05-6ca2-7b1f12ececd2
Library Location	King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies
Notes	External size: 19.5 x 12 cm. The beginning of the manuscript: Praise be to God who provided the people of Badr with the soldiers of conquest and victory from the appointed angels and the highest council of the close ones, and prayers and peace be upon the mediator of the necklace of majesty and the seal of the overflow of the message, our Master Muhammad... And then the poor servant says... Abu Al-Barakat Abdullah Al-Hussein bin Mar’i bin Nasser Al-Din, known as Al-Suwaidi. In this book, I intended to collect the names of the people of Badr, may God be pleased with them, and distinguished Al-Muhajiri. From Al-Ansari, from Al-Awsi from Al-Khazraji, and from the martyr from others, symbols and signs, so I made the mark of the martyr among them writing his name in red... \|\|To God’s eternal pardon.. Abu Al-Barakat Abdullah bin Al-Hussein bin Mar’i bin Nasser Al-Din, known as Al-Suwaidani.. In this book, I intended to collect the names of the people of Badr.. within his collection. This is the tenth and last letter from it. Bound pages with a gilded border. The paragraph headers and letter names are written in red. Warning lines and dividers were also placed in red ink. Paper 42 has cuts at the bottom and needs to be pasted. Its leaves are disjointed. It has traces of wetness and dampness. End of the manuscript: And by our master Abu Al-Yusr Al-Khazraji, may God be pleased with him, to make me one of your righteous servants and with your abundant blessings one of the thankful and thankful, and to bring me together with the companions of the Badrians at all times and times with assistance from them, may God Almighty be pleased with them all..
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Names of Badr, may God be pleased with them

(أسماء هل بدر رضي الله عنهم)

Author Al-Suwaidi, Abdullah bin Hussein bin Marhi

Author Original السويدي ، عبدالله بن حسين بن مرعي

Publication Place - Al-Suwaidi, Abdullah bin Hussein bin Marhi

Subject biography

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Physical Dimensions (37ب - 51) ورقة 19 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي 19,5x12 سم

Library King Fahd National Laibrary

Record ID bd94bcf4-030d-4c05-6ca2-7b1f12ececd2

Library Location King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies

Notes External size: 19.5 x 12 cm. The beginning of the manuscript: Praise be to God who provided the people of Badr with the soldiers of conquest and victory from the appointed angels and the highest council of the close ones, and prayers and peace be upon the mediator of the necklace of majesty and the seal of the overflow of the message, our Master Muhammad... And then the poor servant says... Abu Al-Barakat Abdullah Al-Hussein bin Mar’i bin Nasser Al-Din, known as Al-Suwaidi. In this book, I intended to collect the names of the people of Badr, may God be pleased with them, and distinguished Al-Muhajiri. From Al-Ansari, from Al-Awsi from Al-Khazraji, and from the martyr from others, symbols and signs, so I made the mark of the martyr among them writing his name in red... ||To God’s eternal pardon.. Abu Al-Barakat Abdullah bin Al-Hussein bin Mar’i bin Nasser Al-Din, known as Al-Suwaidani.. In this book, I intended to collect the names of the people of Badr.. within his collection. This is the tenth and last letter from it. Bound pages with a gilded border. The paragraph headers and letter names are written in red. Warning lines and dividers were also placed in red ink. Paper 42 has cuts at the bottom and needs to be pasted. Its leaves are disjointed. It has traces of wetness and dampness. End of the manuscript: And by our master Abu Al-Yusr Al-Khazraji, may God be pleased with him, to make me one of your righteous servants and with your abundant blessings one of the thankful and thankful, and to bring me together with the companions of the Badrians at all times and times with assistance from them, may God Almighty be pleased with them all..

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