The Bride’s Birth or: The Prophet’s Birth
(مولد العروس أو مولد النبي)

Name: The Bride’s Birth or: The Prophet’s Birth
Author: Attributed: Ibn al-Jawzi, Abd al-Rahman bin Ali bin Muhammad, d. 597 AH.

Title	The Bride’s Birth or: The Prophet’s Birth
Title Original	مولد العروس أو مولد النبي
Author	Attributed: Ibn al-Jawzi, Abd al-Rahman bin Ali bin Muhammad, d. 597 AH.
Author Original	المنسوب ابن الجوزي، عبد الرحمن بن علي بن محمد، ت هـ
Publication Date:	It dates back to 14 AH.
Publication Place	- Attributed: Ibn al-Jawzi, Abd al-Rahman bin Ali bin Muhammad, d. 597 AH.
Subject	History and biographies
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	22
Physical Dimensions	عدد الأوراق : 22 ؛ عدد الأسطر : 14 ؛ المقاس : 22 × 16.3 سم..
Library:	King Fahd National Laibrary
Record ID	ca191315-05da-4d7f-8ca4-0383cbbd2319
Library Location	Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University
Date	It dates back to 14 AH.
Notes	A modern, truncated copy written in the Sudanese African Naskh script [sub-Saharan, Senegal, Mali or Nigeria]. The first sheet ((a)) contains Qur’anic verses and ((b)) on instructing the deceased in the interview of Munkar and Nakeer. The text on sheets 2b and 3a was written in black ink inside tables decorated with squares in the middle of which is a circle in the form of the number ((5)). These squares are surrounded by a dark red and black ground, and the decoration shows the African character. As for the rest of the copy, the text was written in black, tangy, watery ink within double streams of red, and some words and prayers were written in red ink, with floral decorations or a round red dot drawn between the phrases. The clear phenomenon in the text is that much of it was composed in poetry. Another birth attributed to Ibn al-Jawzi, a copy of which is in Berlin, No. 9520, its beginning: ((Praise be to God, known for antiquity before the existence of existence, described by generosity and generosity..)), and its ending: ((May God’s prayers be upon him. May God’s blessings be upon him. What is the purpose of the visitors to the Al-Aqsa Mosque?)) There are also two copies of our copy in Berlin [numbers: 9521 and 9522]. The first is in 34 pages and dated in the year 1100 AH, and the second is in 24 pages and dated in the year 1250 AH. Al-Burai also has a book titled: The Bride, a copy of which is in Al-Azhar and was printed more than once in Egypt.
Metin Başı (İncipit)	((الحمد لله الذي أبرز من غرة عروس الجمال شمساً وقمراً منيراً واختار في القدم سيد الكونين حبيباً وصفياً وسفيراً...)).
Yazı Tipi	نسخ سوداني إفريقي
Metin Sonu (Explicit)	((ركب على البراق وقطع قفراً ثم انتقل نوره إلى جبين هاشم .....ثم انتقل نوره إلى جبين عبد الله بن عبد المطلب...))

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The Bride’s Birth or: The Prophet’s Birth

(مولد العروس أو مولد النبي)

Author Attributed: Ibn al-Jawzi, Abd al-Rahman bin Ali bin Muhammad, d. 597 AH.

Author Original المنسوب ابن الجوزي، عبد الرحمن بن علي بن محمد، ت هـ

Publication Date It dates back to 14 AH.

Publication Place - Attributed: Ibn al-Jawzi, Abd al-Rahman bin Ali bin Muhammad, d. 597 AH.

Subject History and biographies

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 22

Physical Dimensions عدد الأوراق : 22 ؛ عدد الأسطر : 14 ؛ المقاس : 22 × 16.3 سم..

Library King Fahd National Laibrary

Record ID ca191315-05da-4d7f-8ca4-0383cbbd2319

Library Location Imam Muhammad bin Saud Islamic University

Date It dates back to 14 AH.

Notes A modern, truncated copy written in the Sudanese African Naskh script [sub-Saharan, Senegal, Mali or Nigeria]. The first sheet ((a)) contains Qur’anic verses and ((b)) on instructing the deceased in the interview of Munkar and Nakeer. The text on sheets 2b and 3a was written in black ink inside tables decorated with squares in the middle of which is a circle in the form of the number ((5)). These squares are surrounded by a dark red and black ground, and the decoration shows the African character. As for the rest of the copy, the text was written in black, tangy, watery ink within double streams of red, and some words and prayers were written in red ink, with floral decorations or a round red dot drawn between the phrases. The clear phenomenon in the text is that much of it was composed in poetry. Another birth attributed to Ibn al-Jawzi, a copy of which is in Berlin, No. 9520, its beginning: ((Praise be to God, known for antiquity before the existence of existence, described by generosity and generosity..)), and its ending: ((May God’s prayers be upon him. May God’s blessings be upon him. What is the purpose of the visitors to the Al-Aqsa Mosque?)) There are also two copies of our copy in Berlin [numbers: 9521 and 9522]. The first is in 34 pages and dated in the year 1100 AH, and the second is in 24 pages and dated in the year 1250 AH. Al-Burai also has a book titled: The Bride, a copy of which is in Al-Azhar and was printed more than once in Egypt.

Metin Başı (İncipit) ((الحمد لله الذي أبرز من غرة عروس الجمال شمساً وقمراً منيراً واختار في القدم سيد الكونين حبيباً وصفياً وسفيراً...)).

Yazı Tipi نسخ سوداني إفريقي

Metin Sonu (Explicit) ((ركب على البراق وقطع قفراً ثم انتقل نوره إلى جبين هاشم .....ثم انتقل نوره إلى جبين عبد الله بن عبد المطلب...))