Divine conquests on the Ashmawiyya introduction
(الفتوحات الالهية على المقدمه العشماويه)

Name: Divine conquests on the Ashmawiyya introduction
Author: Mustafa bin Ahmed bin Ali, Al-Sabbagh

Title	Divine conquests on the Ashmawiyya introduction
Title Original	الفتوحات الالهية على المقدمه العشماويه
Author	Mustafa bin Ahmed bin Ali, Al-Sabbagh
Author Original	مصطفى بن احمد بن علي، الصباغ
Publication Place	- Mustafa bin Ahmed bin Ali, Al-Sabbagh
Subject	Maliki jurisprudence
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Physical Dimensions	256 ورقة 25 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي : 22,5x16,5 سم
Library:	King Fahd National Laibrary
Record ID	c766168c-b761-ab6f-2372-e756310f6bbf
Library Location	King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies
Notes	Its earth, moisture and wetness 24.2 x 17.8 cm The beginning of the manuscript: Praise be to God who made the position of scholars the highest position.. And then the poor servant says: Here is a nice explanation that I collected from the words of the master scholars and I called it Divine Conquests based on the introduction to Ashmawiyya, hoping for the blessing of its author, and if I am not worthy of that, perhaps I may follow with the people of those paths.. The lineage of the explanation in the index of the manuscripts of Abu Abbas al-Mursi To (Ahmed bin Mustafa bin Ahmed Al-Sabbagh, who died in the year 1162 AH), and we did not find documentation for this in his translation, even though the copy is authorized in the name of the author. The sections of the text and its annotated words were written in red ink. There are few restrictions on the copy's margins, and on its cover it has the name of its owner erased, dated 1182 AH, and another by Abd al-Mu'ti. Transcribed by: Ali bin Salem al-Najjar al-Maliki al-Tibi. End of the manuscript: And here the speech ended with the care of God, the Most Holy, peace be upon him. It was finished writing and editing, poor in the mercy of his Lord. Mustafa bin Ahmed bin Ali al-Sabbagh of Alexandria. in the year one hundred and sixteen. It was compiled seven months before that, except for some additions I made to it. Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds.
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Divine conquests on the Ashmawiyya introduction

(الفتوحات الالهية على المقدمه العشماويه)

Author Mustafa bin Ahmed bin Ali, Al-Sabbagh

Author Original مصطفى بن احمد بن علي، الصباغ

Publication Place - Mustafa bin Ahmed bin Ali, Al-Sabbagh

Subject Maliki jurisprudence

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Physical Dimensions 256 ورقة 25 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي : 22,5x16,5 سم

Library King Fahd National Laibrary

Record ID c766168c-b761-ab6f-2372-e756310f6bbf

Library Location King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies

Notes Its earth, moisture and wetness 24.2 x 17.8 cm The beginning of the manuscript: Praise be to God who made the position of scholars the highest position.. And then the poor servant says: Here is a nice explanation that I collected from the words of the master scholars and I called it Divine Conquests based on the introduction to Ashmawiyya, hoping for the blessing of its author, and if I am not worthy of that, perhaps I may follow with the people of those paths.. The lineage of the explanation in the index of the manuscripts of Abu Abbas al-Mursi To (Ahmed bin Mustafa bin Ahmed Al-Sabbagh, who died in the year 1162 AH), and we did not find documentation for this in his translation, even though the copy is authorized in the name of the author. The sections of the text and its annotated words were written in red ink. There are few restrictions on the copy's margins, and on its cover it has the name of its owner erased, dated 1182 AH, and another by Abd al-Mu'ti. Transcribed by: Ali bin Salem al-Najjar al-Maliki al-Tibi. End of the manuscript: And here the speech ended with the care of God, the Most Holy, peace be upon him. It was finished writing and editing, poor in the mercy of his Lord. Mustafa bin Ahmed bin Ali al-Sabbagh of Alexandria. in the year one hundred and sixteen. It was compiled seven months before that, except for some additions I made to it. Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds.

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