Pure gold signified by pure knowledge
(الذهب الخالص المنوه بالعلم القالص)

Name: Pure gold signified by pure knowledge
Author: Ahmed bin Youssef

Title	Pure gold signified by pure knowledge
Title Original	الذهب الخالص المنوه بالعلم القالص
Author	Ahmed bin Youssef
Author Original	امحمد بن يوسف
Publication Date:	Monday evening, mid-Safar 1317 AH
Publication Place	intoxicate -
Subject	Jurisprudence
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Physical Dimensions	متوسّطة
Library:	E-Library - الأوقاف والشؤون الدينية
Library Asset ID	MRA: 030
Record ID	8995
Library Location	Shepherd's closet with gutter
Notes	Code of the manuscript in the library: 4. Size: 24.5 x 18.5. In the introduction to the book we read: “...And then this is a book that brings together the rules and footnotes in brief...” He means the rules of Islam by Sheikh Ismail Al-Jitali, and the footnote of Abu Sitta on it. In the entire book there are additions in the entire handwriting of Al-Malik Muhammad bin Ibrahim, and the author’s student Muhammad bin Muhammad bin Musa Tfayesh and other students, see: pp. 9, 40, 77, 150, 290, 306, and on p. 42, 43 additions in the author’s handwriting, and these additions are almost the same as they are found in other copies, [see, for example: a copy in the Qutb Library with symbol: A- and 4], and on p. 103, 117 footnotes in Muhammad’s handwriting. Ibn Ibrahim, all of it attributed to his sheikh, the author. On page 1 we read: “All of the property of Muhammad bin Ibrahim,” and then “And in this book there are seventeen booklets with indexes,” and they are entirely in the owner’s handwriting. On page 319, the copyist stated that he copied it “for the honorable Muhammad bin Ibrahim Al-Dawi” - medium - the book in a separate folder. The booklets are separated, as are many of the papers, with water marks and sloppy edges. The first two chairs are smaller than the rest. On p. 301 there is a trace of liquid. The book was originally numbered and certified. The first booklet contains the book's index, and is separated by numbering.
Sample Text	Praise be to God, besides whom there is no god and whom we worship only Him, and may blessings and peace be upon our master Muhammad, his family and companions... and upon our Sheikh Ibrahim...
Müstensih Adı	سليمان بن أبي بكر بن داود بن الحاج أيوب المليكي
Künye	بلا
Vefat Tarihi	(1332هـ/ 1914م)
Yazmanın Durumu	كامل
Mürekkep	بني، أحمر، وردي
Satır Sayısı	20س
Yazı Türü	مغربي مقروء

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Pure gold signified by pure knowledge

(الذهب الخالص المنوه بالعلم القالص)

Author Ahmed bin Youssef

Author Original امحمد بن يوسف

Publication Date Monday evening, mid-Safar 1317 AH

Publication Place intoxicate -

Subject Jurisprudence

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Physical Dimensions متوسّطة

Library E-Library - الأوقاف والشؤون الدينية

Library Asset ID MRA: 030

Record ID 8995

Library Location Shepherd's closet with gutter

Notes Code of the manuscript in the library: 4. Size: 24.5 x 18.5. In the introduction to the book we read: “...And then this is a book that brings together the rules and footnotes in brief...” He means the rules of Islam by Sheikh Ismail Al-Jitali, and the footnote of Abu Sitta on it. In the entire book there are additions in the entire handwriting of Al-Malik Muhammad bin Ibrahim, and the author’s student Muhammad bin Muhammad bin Musa Tfayesh and other students, see: pp. 9, 40, 77, 150, 290, 306, and on p. 42, 43 additions in the author’s handwriting, and these additions are almost the same as they are found in other copies, [see, for example: a copy in the Qutb Library with symbol: A- and 4], and on p. 103, 117 footnotes in Muhammad’s handwriting. Ibn Ibrahim, all of it attributed to his sheikh, the author. On page 1 we read: “All of the property of Muhammad bin Ibrahim,” and then “And in this book there are seventeen booklets with indexes,” and they are entirely in the owner’s handwriting. On page 319, the copyist stated that he copied it “for the honorable Muhammad bin Ibrahim Al-Dawi” - medium - the book in a separate folder. The booklets are separated, as are many of the papers, with water marks and sloppy edges. The first two chairs are smaller than the rest. On p. 301 there is a trace of liquid. The book was originally numbered and certified. The first booklet contains the book's index, and is separated by numbering.

Sample Text Praise be to God, besides whom there is no god and whom we worship only Him, and may blessings and peace be upon our master Muhammad, his family and companions... and upon our Sheikh Ibrahim...

Müstensih Adı سليمان بن أبي بكر بن داود بن الحاج أيوب المليكي

Künye بلا

Vefat Tarihi (1332هـ/ 1914م)

Yazmanın Durumu كامل

Mürekkep بني، أحمر، وردي

Satır Sayısı 20س

Yazı Türü مغربي مقروء