A treatise on perceptions and ratifications
(رساله في التصورات والتصديقات)

Title	A treatise on perceptions and ratifications
Title Original	رساله في التصورات والتصديقات
Subject	logic
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Physical Dimensions	(252 - 253) ورقة 37 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي : 21x16 سم
Library:	King Fahd National Laibrary
Record ID	72169540-2c0f-4a0e-c613-409e31d6f04a
Library Location	King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies
Notes	21 x 16 cm The beginning of the manuscript: Saad al-Din said in Matn al-Jalal: Every one of the perceptions and confirmations is either intuitive or theoretical. In proving this division, there is no need for proof. If a rational person finds in himself that some perceptions are self-evident, such as the perception of heat and cold... moisture and wetness, within a group, this is the twenty-eighth letter of it. It was written in an slanted manner across the page from bottom to top and vice versa from top to bottom, which is why the number of lines is large. Neither its title nor the name of its author was mentioned. Followed by numerous benefits, comments, and quotations from various sources up to page 258. End of the manuscript: Al-Mir Abu Al-Fath answered from Al-Jalal’s side that what Al-Jalal Al-Dawani mentioned is sufficient support for the prohibition and permissibility in Sindhi, not the claim, so that it needs to be clear in itself and shown by evidence. Some of them knew the theoretical of what requires consideration and thought to be achieved in order to obtain it, and what is necessary is the opposite.. completed.
Yazı Tipi	نستعليق

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A treatise on perceptions and ratifications

(رساله في التصورات والتصديقات)

Subject logic

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Physical Dimensions (252 - 253) ورقة 37 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي : 21x16 سم

Library King Fahd National Laibrary

Record ID 72169540-2c0f-4a0e-c613-409e31d6f04a

Library Location King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies

Notes 21 x 16 cm The beginning of the manuscript: Saad al-Din said in Matn al-Jalal: Every one of the perceptions and confirmations is either intuitive or theoretical. In proving this division, there is no need for proof. If a rational person finds in himself that some perceptions are self-evident, such as the perception of heat and cold... moisture and wetness, within a group, this is the twenty-eighth letter of it. It was written in an slanted manner across the page from bottom to top and vice versa from top to bottom, which is why the number of lines is large. Neither its title nor the name of its author was mentioned. Followed by numerous benefits, comments, and quotations from various sources up to page 258. End of the manuscript: Al-Mir Abu Al-Fath answered from Al-Jalal’s side that what Al-Jalal Al-Dawani mentioned is sufficient support for the prohibition and permissibility in Sindhi, not the claim, so that it needs to be clear in itself and shown by evidence. Some of them knew the theoretical of what requires consideration and thought to be achieved in order to obtain it, and what is necessary is the opposite.. completed.

Yazı Tipi نستعليق