The Collector of Symbols Part 1, Part 2
(جامع الرموز ج ، ج)

Name: The Collector of Symbols Part 1, Part 2
Author: Al-Qahistani, Muhammad bin Hussam al-Din al-Hanafi

Title	The Collector of Symbols Part 1, Part 2
Title Original	جامع الرموز ج ، ج
Author	Al-Qahistani, Muhammad bin Hussam al-Din al-Hanafi
Author Original	القهستاني ، محمد بن حسام الدين الحنفي
Publication Place	- Al-Qahistani, Muhammad bin Hussam al-Din al-Hanafi
Subject	Hanafi jurisprudence
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Physical Dimensions	612 ورقة 25 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي : 21,5x16 سم
Library:	King Fahd National Laibrary
Record ID	57dc10f8-a45a-4e0a-bcc0-a5a9551474bc
Library Location	King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies
Notes	21.5 x 16 cm. An index of the chapters and chapters of the book. The text was written in red ink and the explanations in black ink. At the beginning and at the end of the first part as well. It has corrections, and at the end it reaches an interview from beginning to end according to capacity. There is whiteness between papers 314f and 343d. The first part ended on folio 303v, and the second part begins at 305. The paragraph headings and book names were written in red or green ink. The beginning of the manuscript: Praise be to God, who has favored us by teaching us the principles of Mabsut al-Jami’ al-Kabir from the rulings and honored us by explaining its branches until we are able to explain the additions of the minor Jami’ from the information.. Now, when the spread of fatwas was among the most beneficial to mothers and the collection of publications of calamities was among the important things, he did so as the solver of problems.. Copied: Ali bin Hasan al-Khandaqi The end of the manuscript: It was said by disposing of one of them as in shared food whose owner is absent, for it has He raised the amount of his share when needed, as in the case of Al-Thakhira and other things. There is no doubt that he concluded with the best possible finish, as he mentioned the issues of the mute, the detainee, and the slaughtered sheep at the end of the book, then he pointed out that what he chose is what is relied upon in the chapter, and God knows best what is right, and to Him is the return and the return.
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The Collector of Symbols Part 1, Part 2

(جامع الرموز ج ، ج)

Author Al-Qahistani, Muhammad bin Hussam al-Din al-Hanafi

Author Original القهستاني ، محمد بن حسام الدين الحنفي

Publication Place - Al-Qahistani, Muhammad bin Hussam al-Din al-Hanafi

Subject Hanafi jurisprudence

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Physical Dimensions 612 ورقة 25 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي : 21,5x16 سم

Library King Fahd National Laibrary

Record ID 57dc10f8-a45a-4e0a-bcc0-a5a9551474bc

Library Location King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies

Notes 21.5 x 16 cm. An index of the chapters and chapters of the book. The text was written in red ink and the explanations in black ink. At the beginning and at the end of the first part as well. It has corrections, and at the end it reaches an interview from beginning to end according to capacity. There is whiteness between papers 314f and 343d. The first part ended on folio 303v, and the second part begins at 305. The paragraph headings and book names were written in red or green ink. The beginning of the manuscript: Praise be to God, who has favored us by teaching us the principles of Mabsut al-Jami’ al-Kabir from the rulings and honored us by explaining its branches until we are able to explain the additions of the minor Jami’ from the information.. Now, when the spread of fatwas was among the most beneficial to mothers and the collection of publications of calamities was among the important things, he did so as the solver of problems.. Copied: Ali bin Hasan al-Khandaqi The end of the manuscript: It was said by disposing of one of them as in shared food whose owner is absent, for it has He raised the amount of his share when needed, as in the case of Al-Thakhira and other things. There is no doubt that he concluded with the best possible finish, as he mentioned the issues of the mute, the detainee, and the slaughtered sheep at the end of the book, then he pointed out that what he chose is what is relied upon in the chapter, and God knows best what is right, and to Him is the return and the return.

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