Muʼallafāt Yusuf ibn Hassan ibn 'Abd al-Hadi and the author of the Torah al-Fikrī

Name: Muʼallafāt Yusuf ibn Hassan ibn 'Abd al-Hadi and the author of the Torah al-Fikrī
Author: Aljoumani, Said, author.

Title	Muʼallafāt Yusuf ibn Hassan ibn 'Abd al-Hadi and the author of the Torah al-Fikrī
Author	Aljoumani, Said, author.
Publication Date:	2021
Subject	Civilization, Arab, Ibn al-Mibrad, Yūsuf ibn Ḥasan, 1436 or 1437-1503, Ibn al-Mibrad, Yūsuf ibn Ḥasan, 1436 or 1437-1503 -- Bibliography
Type	Book
Language	ara,eng
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	565
Library:	Wesleyan University Library
Library Asset ID	ISBN : 90-04-46292-9, ISBN : 90-04-44585-4
Record ID	alma9932761170203768
Library Location	See online access
Date	2021
Notes	Includes index., English
Sample Text	• Intro • List of contents • Thanks and appreciation • Explanations • Maps • Tables • Shapes • The first section of paintings: paintings for chapters 1 to 3 • The second section of paintings: Chapter 5 paintings • Introduction • Put the book in the search field • Terminology • Division of classes • Chapter 1. An introductory overview: a mid-ranking hadith jurist in the late Mamluk era • The social angle: the country, the family, and the rulers • Making a living in Damascus in the late Mamluk era • Single-copy books and poor handwriting • Scientific biography: narration of hadith after recording the books of Sahih only • The Hanbali school of thought and Sufism in Damascus • Chapter 2. Immortalizing the past • Formation of a treasury in Damascus in the late Mamluk era • An introductory overview of Ibn Abdul Hadi Library • Reviving oral narration books • The ritual of pausing books: a lot of hearing and dreamy visions • Books stop between theory and application • Impact status • Conclusion • Chapter 3. The importance of collecting from the independent part to the archaeological total • The collected manuscript as a research issue • Modern parts as independent codecological units • When everything changed: from the hadith part to the complete manuscript • Building monuments and preserving the past • Ibn Abdul Hadi’s collection after his death • Tracks of manuscripts after they were stolen • Conclusion • The first section of paintings: paintings for chapters 1 to 3 • Chapter 4. Ibn Abdul Hadi the bibliographer and the method for publishing the naming manuscript and building the two bibliographic lists • Justifications for choosing the manuscript to name Ibn Abdul Hadi’s books for publishing • Introducing the “Tasmiya” manuscript • The goal of publishing the manuscript • The approach followed in publishing the “Tasmeya” manuscript • The approach followed in our construction of the two bibliographic lists of Ibn Abd al-Hadi’s works • The approach followed in inventorying manuscripts • How to track completed and published manuscripts • Chapter 5. Publication of the Tasmiya manuscript by Ibn Abd al-Hadi., • The second section of the paintings: Chapter 5 paintings • Chapter 6. The two bibliographic lists of Ibn Abd al-Hadi’s works • Chapter 7. Index of Books: Endowed by its author, Yusuf Ibn Abd al-Hadi • Symbols used in editing text • List of sources and references • Arabic sources/manuscripts • Arabic sources/publications • Arabic references • Non-Arabic references • Location scout • Scouts of the notables mentioned in “Tasmeya”.
Baskı	1st ed.
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Muʼallafāt Yusuf ibn Hassan ibn 'Abd al-Hadi and the author of the Torah al-Fikrī

Author Aljoumani, Said, author.

Publication Date 2021

Subject Civilization, Arab, Ibn al-Mibrad, Yūsuf ibn Ḥasan, 1436 or 1437-1503, Ibn al-Mibrad, Yūsuf ibn Ḥasan, 1436 or 1437-1503 -- Bibliography

Type Book

Language ara,eng

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Pages Count 565

Library Wesleyan University Library

Library Asset ID ISBN : 90-04-46292-9, ISBN : 90-04-44585-4

Record ID alma9932761170203768

Library Location See online access

Date 2021

Notes Includes index., English

Sample Text • Intro • List of contents • Thanks and appreciation • Explanations • Maps • Tables • Shapes • The first section of paintings: paintings for chapters 1 to 3 • The second section of paintings: Chapter 5 paintings • Introduction • Put the book in the search field • Terminology • Division of classes • Chapter 1. An introductory overview: a mid-ranking hadith jurist in the late Mamluk era • The social angle: the country, the family, and the rulers • Making a living in Damascus in the late Mamluk era • Single-copy books and poor handwriting • Scientific biography: narration of hadith after recording the books of Sahih only • The Hanbali school of thought and Sufism in Damascus • Chapter 2. Immortalizing the past • Formation of a treasury in Damascus in the late Mamluk era • An introductory overview of Ibn Abdul Hadi Library • Reviving oral narration books • The ritual of pausing books: a lot of hearing and dreamy visions • Books stop between theory and application • Impact status • Conclusion • Chapter 3. The importance of collecting from the independent part to the archaeological total • The collected manuscript as a research issue • Modern parts as independent codecological units • When everything changed: from the hadith part to the complete manuscript • Building monuments and preserving the past • Ibn Abdul Hadi’s collection after his death • Tracks of manuscripts after they were stolen • Conclusion • The first section of paintings: paintings for chapters 1 to 3 • Chapter 4. Ibn Abdul Hadi the bibliographer and the method for publishing the naming manuscript and building the two bibliographic lists • Justifications for choosing the manuscript to name Ibn Abdul Hadi’s books for publishing • Introducing the “Tasmiya” manuscript • The goal of publishing the manuscript • The approach followed in publishing the “Tasmeya” manuscript • The approach followed in our construction of the two bibliographic lists of Ibn Abd al-Hadi’s works • The approach followed in inventorying manuscripts • How to track completed and published manuscripts • Chapter 5. Publication of the Tasmiya manuscript by Ibn Abd al-Hadi., • The second section of the paintings: Chapter 5 paintings • Chapter 6. The two bibliographic lists of Ibn Abd al-Hadi’s works • Chapter 7. Index of Books: Endowed by its author, Yusuf Ibn Abd al-Hadi • Symbols used in editing text • List of sources and references • Arabic sources/manuscripts • Arabic sources/publications • Arabic references • Non-Arabic references • Location scout • Scouts of the notables mentioned in “Tasmeya”.

Baskı 1st ed.

Tür Bibliographies, Bibliography