Tahdheeb Al-Kamal fi Knowing the Names of Men. (Part One only)
(تهذيب الكمال في معرفة أسماء الرجال الجزء الأول فقط )

Name: Tahdheeb Al-Kamal fi Knowing the Names of Men. (Part One only)
Author: Al-Hafiz Al-Mizzi, Yusuf bin Abdul Rahman bin Yusuf, d. 742 AH.

Title	Tahdheeb Al-Kamal fi Knowing the Names of Men. (Part One only)
Title Original	تهذيب الكمال في معرفة أسماء الرجال الجزء الأول فقط
Author	Al-Hafiz Al-Mizzi, Yusuf bin Abdul Rahman bin Yusuf, d. 742 AH.
Author Original	الحافظ المزي، يوسف بن عبد الرحمن بن يوسف، ت هـ
Publication Date:	It dates back to 9 AH.
Publication Place	- Al-Hafiz Al-Mizzi, Yusuf bin Abdul Rahman bin Yusuf, d. 742 AH.
Subject	Translations and genealogies
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	232
Physical Dimensions	عدد الأوراق : 232 ؛ عدد الأسطر : 27 ؛ المقاس : 26.8 × 19 سم.
Library:	King Fahd National Laibrary
Record ID	094cc5cc-88fc-4c3e-90c8-c9855b617a35
Library Location	Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University
Date	It dates back to 9 AH.
Notes	Its origin is the book “Al-Kamal fi Ma’rifat al-Rijal” by Abd al-Ghani al-Jumaili al-Maqdisi, who died in the year 600 AH. It was written by al-Mazzi in “Tahdheeb al-Kamal fi Ma’rifa al-Kamaal fi Ma’rifa al-Rijal,” and it was edited by Ibn Hajar in “Tahdheeb al-Tahdheeb,” which is printed. The corrections, gildings, approximations, and completions were repeated throughout the book. You can find them all in Barklaman, some of which are printed and some of which are still in manuscript. It is a psychological copy with both ends cut off, corresponding to the original from which it was copied, written by three writers. The copyists completed what was omitted from them, in different lengths, and on different types as well: the first was Levantine Arabic, in which the narrow, primitive parallel lines appear, and the copyist wrote it with dark, black, viscous tanzanite ink that turned to dark brown. The red ink was used to write the chapters, titles, proper names, and symbols of the sources referred to in biographies and teachings on some words, and the second was written by the copyist in dark watery tanzanite ink on a satin white Frankish-made ink, in which the parallel lines and the commercial watermark appear. It dates back to the eleventh century AH, and the third was written by the copyist in dark brown tan ink on a white satin fringe kerchief, and also dates back to the eleventh century AH. It appears from the handwriting in the first section that it was written by one of the Meccan scholars of the Fahd family, including a piece mentioned with a description of Tahdheeb al-Tahdheeb, not Ibn Hajar.
Metin Başı (İncipit)	"... وهو ماء على تسعة أميال من مكة وهي آخر من تزوج صلى الله عليه وسلم من أمهات المؤمنين وآخر من مات منهن على المشهور وقيل أم سلمة آخر من مات ... "
Yazı Tipi	نسخ ورَّاقي مجود
Metin Sonu (Explicit)	"... أنه لما وفد على عمر بن عبد العزيز رأى بناته يلعبن حوله وعليهن التبابين قال إسحاق وقد توجه إلى هشام بن عبد الملك فوجهه إلى خراسان ثم صرفه إلى العراق فولاه يوسف بن عمر نيسابور ثم ولاه الأهواز ... "

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Tahdheeb Al-Kamal fi Knowing the Names of Men. (Part One only)

(تهذيب الكمال في معرفة أسماء الرجال الجزء الأول فقط )

Author Al-Hafiz Al-Mizzi, Yusuf bin Abdul Rahman bin Yusuf, d. 742 AH.

Author Original الحافظ المزي، يوسف بن عبد الرحمن بن يوسف، ت هـ

Publication Date It dates back to 9 AH.

Publication Place - Al-Hafiz Al-Mizzi, Yusuf bin Abdul Rahman bin Yusuf, d. 742 AH.

Subject Translations and genealogies

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 232

Physical Dimensions عدد الأوراق : 232 ؛ عدد الأسطر : 27 ؛ المقاس : 26.8 × 19 سم.

Library King Fahd National Laibrary

Record ID 094cc5cc-88fc-4c3e-90c8-c9855b617a35

Library Location Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University

Date It dates back to 9 AH.

Notes Its origin is the book “Al-Kamal fi Ma’rifat al-Rijal” by Abd al-Ghani al-Jumaili al-Maqdisi, who died in the year 600 AH. It was written by al-Mazzi in “Tahdheeb al-Kamal fi Ma’rifa al-Kamaal fi Ma’rifa al-Rijal,” and it was edited by Ibn Hajar in “Tahdheeb al-Tahdheeb,” which is printed. The corrections, gildings, approximations, and completions were repeated throughout the book. You can find them all in Barklaman, some of which are printed and some of which are still in manuscript. It is a psychological copy with both ends cut off, corresponding to the original from which it was copied, written by three writers. The copyists completed what was omitted from them, in different lengths, and on different types as well: the first was Levantine Arabic, in which the narrow, primitive parallel lines appear, and the copyist wrote it with dark, black, viscous tanzanite ink that turned to dark brown. The red ink was used to write the chapters, titles, proper names, and symbols of the sources referred to in biographies and teachings on some words, and the second was written by the copyist in dark watery tanzanite ink on a satin white Frankish-made ink, in which the parallel lines and the commercial watermark appear. It dates back to the eleventh century AH, and the third was written by the copyist in dark brown tan ink on a white satin fringe kerchief, and also dates back to the eleventh century AH. It appears from the handwriting in the first section that it was written by one of the Meccan scholars of the Fahd family, including a piece mentioned with a description of Tahdheeb al-Tahdheeb, not Ibn Hajar.

Metin Başı (İncipit) "... وهو ماء على تسعة أميال من مكة وهي آخر من تزوج صلى الله عليه وسلم من أمهات المؤمنين وآخر من مات منهن على المشهور وقيل أم سلمة آخر من مات ... "

Yazı Tipi نسخ ورَّاقي مجود

Metin Sonu (Explicit) "... أنه لما وفد على عمر بن عبد العزيز رأى بناته يلعبن حوله وعليهن التبابين قال إسحاق وقد توجه إلى هشام بن عبد الملك فوجهه إلى خراسان ثم صرفه إلى العراق فولاه يوسف بن عمر نيسابور ثم ولاه الأهواز ... "