[Sheikh Abi Sitta’s answers to Sheikh Abi Sahabah Al-Musabi’s questions]
(جوابات الشيخ أبي ستة على أسئلة الشيخ أبي سحابة المصعبي)

Name: [Sheikh Abi Sitta’s answers to Sheikh Abi Sahabah Al-Musabi’s questions]
Author: [Muhammad bin Amr bin Abi Sitta, Abu Abdullah]

Title	[Sheikh Abi Sitta’s answers to Sheikh Abi Sahabah Al-Musabi’s questions]
Title Original	جوابات الشيخ أبي ستة على أسئلة الشيخ أبي سحابة المصعبي
Author	[Muhammad bin Amr bin Abi Sitta, Abu Abdullah]
Author Original	محمد بن عمرو بن أبي ستة، أبو عبد الله
Publication Date:	Early 14 AH
Publication Place	intoxicate -
Subject	Jurisprudence
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	No
Physical Dimensions	متوسّطة
Library:	E-Library - الأوقاف والشؤون الدينية
Library Asset ID	MRA: 028
Record ID	8993
Library Location	Shepherd's closet with gutter
Notes	Manuscript code in the library: 41. Size: 23 x 18. The book contains answers to thirty-two questions, most of which are jurisprudential. It seems that Sheikh Al-Mujib is a student of Sheikh Ahmed bin Abi Sitta and Sheikh Suleiman bin Abdullah bin Abi Zaid. In 11f we read in the text: “...and I was hearing from our sheikh and our blessing, our uncle Ahmed bin Abi Sitta, may God have mercy on him...”, and in 14f in the text we read: “...I heard our sheikh and our blessing, our uncle Suleiman bin Abdullah bin Abi Zaid, may God protect him...”, and we can also date these answers to the eleventh century. Hijri, in 8d we read in the text: “...because in every hundred years, for example, twenty-five days occur in this quarter, so two hundred and fifty days occur from the years of the Hijra until now...”, and we can limit the date more between the death of Sheikh Ahmed bin Abi Sitta, when the respondent said, “May God have mercy on him,” and before the death of Sheikh Suleiman bin Abdullah bin Abi Zaid, when the respondent said, “May God protect him.” We can also conclude that the respondent is from the island of Djerba, as we read in 12v in the text: “As is the case with our jurists, may God protect them on the island and help them...” In the margins there are readings and corrections in the copyist’s handwriting. In 14 and at the end of the answers, we read in the margin in the copyist’s handwriting: “This is what was found, and God knows best, there is a deficiency in it.” In the conclusion, there are two poetic lines. - Medium - from 1 pm to 14 pm. The book is DJ. Booklets are separate. The papers have water marks.
Sample Text	As for your saying, “May God improve my condition and yours, the issues that are given from the treasury, and from where they are given, know, my brother, that many matters...
Müstensih Adı	[عمر بن باي أحمد (بالمقارنة)]
Künye	بلا
Vefat Tarihi	(1088هـ/1677م).
Yazmanın Durumu	كامل
Mürekkep	بني، أحمر
Satır Sayısı	26س
Yazı Türü	مغربي مقروء

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[Sheikh Abi Sitta’s answers to Sheikh Abi Sahabah Al-Musabi’s questions]

(جوابات الشيخ أبي ستة على أسئلة الشيخ أبي سحابة المصعبي)

Author [Muhammad bin Amr bin Abi Sitta, Abu Abdullah]

Author Original محمد بن عمرو بن أبي ستة، أبو عبد الله

Publication Date Early 14 AH

Publication Place intoxicate -

Subject Jurisprudence

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript No

Physical Dimensions متوسّطة

Library E-Library - الأوقاف والشؤون الدينية

Library Asset ID MRA: 028

Record ID 8993

Library Location Shepherd's closet with gutter

Notes Manuscript code in the library: 41. Size: 23 x 18. The book contains answers to thirty-two questions, most of which are jurisprudential. It seems that Sheikh Al-Mujib is a student of Sheikh Ahmed bin Abi Sitta and Sheikh Suleiman bin Abdullah bin Abi Zaid. In 11f we read in the text: “...and I was hearing from our sheikh and our blessing, our uncle Ahmed bin Abi Sitta, may God have mercy on him...”, and in 14f in the text we read: “...I heard our sheikh and our blessing, our uncle Suleiman bin Abdullah bin Abi Zaid, may God protect him...”, and we can also date these answers to the eleventh century. Hijri, in 8d we read in the text: “...because in every hundred years, for example, twenty-five days occur in this quarter, so two hundred and fifty days occur from the years of the Hijra until now...”, and we can limit the date more between the death of Sheikh Ahmed bin Abi Sitta, when the respondent said, “May God have mercy on him,” and before the death of Sheikh Suleiman bin Abdullah bin Abi Zaid, when the respondent said, “May God protect him.” We can also conclude that the respondent is from the island of Djerba, as we read in 12v in the text: “As is the case with our jurists, may God protect them on the island and help them...” In the margins there are readings and corrections in the copyist’s handwriting. In 14 and at the end of the answers, we read in the margin in the copyist’s handwriting: “This is what was found, and God knows best, there is a deficiency in it.” In the conclusion, there are two poetic lines. - Medium - from 1 pm to 14 pm. The book is DJ. Booklets are separate. The papers have water marks.

Sample Text As for your saying, “May God improve my condition and yours, the issues that are given from the treasury, and from where they are given, know, my brother, that many matters...

Müstensih Adı [عمر بن باي أحمد (بالمقارنة)]

Künye بلا

Vefat Tarihi (1088هـ/1677م).

Yazmanın Durumu كامل

Mürekkep بني، أحمر

Satır Sayısı 26س

Yazı Türü مغربي مقروء