The near conquest in the biography of the beloved
(الفتح القريب في سيرة الحبيب)

Title The near conquest in the biography of the beloved
Title Original الفتح القريب في سيرة الحبيب
Author The son of the martyr Fathhadin Abu Bakr Muhammad bin Ibrahim bin Muhammad bin the martyr Al-Shafi Al-Nabulsi Al-Dimashqi
Publication Place Gaza, Gaza Strip, Palestine, Middle East, Asia, Ottoman Empire, Africa/Asia/Europe, 1299-1923, Palestine, Middle East, Asia - Unknown
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 77
Library: British Library - Endangered Archives Program (EAP)
Record ID EAP1285/1/6/4
Library Location Hill Museum and Manuscript Library
Notes This is a collection of two manuscripts. The first manuscript is related to the biography of Prophet Muhammad. Paper condition: Very bad. Watermarks: None. Stamps: Unclear stamp. Scripts: Alnaskh. Ornamental features: None. Binding: cardboard and leather. This book consists of two manuscripts. The first manuscript belongs to the Prophet's biography. Paper condition: very poor. Watermarks: none. Seals: Inconspicuous seal. Font: Naskh, decorations: none. Binding: cardboard with leather. Extent: The manuscript contains 71 folios. Size and dimensions of original material: Height 26.5cm, Width 19cm, Depth 2.5cm. Condition of original material: The manuscript is in a bad physical condition. Alternative calendar and date: Islamic, 999 AH Author(s)/Creator(s): Ibn Al-Shahid Fathuddin Abu Bakr Mohammed bin Ibrahim bin Mohammed bin Al-Shahid Al-Shafii Al-Nabulsi Al-Dimashqi. Scribe(s): Yousef Al-Qarshi. Publisher(s): Unknown. Editor(s): Unknown.
Atıf الفتح القريب في سيرة الحبيب, British Library, EAP1285/1/6/4, https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP1285-1-6-4
Yazı sistemleri Arabic
Atıf koşulları Creative commons attribution non-commercial licence
Lisans https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/
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The near conquest in the biography of the beloved

(الفتح القريب في سيرة الحبيب)
Author The son of the martyr Fathhadin Abu Bakr Muhammad bin Ibrahim bin Muhammad bin the martyr Al-Shafi Al-Nabulsi Al-Dimashqi
Publication Place Gaza, Gaza Strip, Palestine, Middle East, Asia, Ottoman Empire, Africa/Asia/Europe, 1299-1923, Palestine, Middle East, Asia - Unknown
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 77
Library British Library - Endangered Archives Program (EAP)
Record ID EAP1285/1/6/4
Library Location Hill Museum and Manuscript Library
Notes This is a collection of two manuscripts. The first manuscript is related to the biography of Prophet Muhammad. Paper condition: Very bad. Watermarks: None. Stamps: Unclear stamp. Scripts: Alnaskh. Ornamental features: None. Binding: cardboard and leather. This book consists of two manuscripts. The first manuscript belongs to the Prophet's biography. Paper condition: very poor. Watermarks: none. Seals: Inconspicuous seal. Font: Naskh, decorations: none. Binding: cardboard with leather. Extent: The manuscript contains 71 folios. Size and dimensions of original material: Height 26.5cm, Width 19cm, Depth 2.5cm. Condition of original material: The manuscript is in a bad physical condition. Alternative calendar and date: Islamic, 999 AH Author(s)/Creator(s): Ibn Al-Shahid Fathuddin Abu Bakr Mohammed bin Ibrahim bin Mohammed bin Al-Shahid Al-Shafii Al-Nabulsi Al-Dimashqi. Scribe(s): Yousef Al-Qarshi. Publisher(s): Unknown. Editor(s): Unknown.
Atıf الفتح القريب في سيرة الحبيب, British Library, EAP1285/1/6/4, https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP1285-1-6-4
Yazı sistemleri Arabic
Atıf koşulları Creative commons attribution non-commercial licence
Lisans https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc/4.0/
Görüntü yönü right-to-left
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