al-Durr al-marṣūf fī ḥawādith Jabal al-Shūf.

Name: al-Durr al-marṣūf fī ḥawādith Jabal al-Shūf.
Author: Munayyir, Ḥanānīyā, 1757-1820

Title	al-Durr al-marṣūf fī ḥawādith Jabal al-Shūf.
Author	Munayyir, Ḥanānīyā, 1757-1820
Subject	Shūf (Lebanon)—History[Browse]
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	No
Manuscript	Yes
Library:	Princeton University Library
Library Asset ID	1340422392
Record ID	9963572503506421
Notes	Foles. 158; 20.5 x 14.6 cm.; written surface 16 x 10.4 cm.; 16 lines to page; on European paper; in naskhi; with catchwords.A history of Jabal al-Shūf, the southern part of Mt. Lebanon, from the fall of the Maʻn family and the rise of the Shihāb family in A.H. 1109 [A.D. 1697] to A.H. 1222 [A.D. 1807/8].Beg.: In the name of God, the living and eternal. Praise be to God, the One, the Almighty, above the beginning, the end, and the other. Ending: And all the incidents that befell them were not with the consent of his brother, Prince Bashir, but rather were the actions and measures of George Baz.Marginal notes in English. The copyist, as stated on the title page by a later hand, is Nāṣīf al-Yāziji, A.D. 1871. MS in good condition but worm-eaten and foxed; Arabic cloth binding. Probably unique.Acquired from Bārūdī, Beirūt, A.D. 1925.

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al-Durr al-marṣūf fī ḥawādith Jabal al-Shūf.

Author Munayyir, Ḥanānīyā, 1757-1820

Subject Shūf (Lebanon)—History[Browse]

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital No

Manuscript Yes

Library Princeton University Library

Library Asset ID 1340422392

Record ID 9963572503506421

Notes Foles. 158; 20.5 x 14.6 cm.; written surface 16 x 10.4 cm.; 16 lines to page; on European paper; in naskhi; with catchwords.A history of Jabal al-Shūf, the southern part of Mt. Lebanon, from the fall of the Maʻn family and the rise of the Shihāb family in A.H. 1109 [A.D. 1697] to A.H. 1222 [A.D. 1807/8].Beg.: In the name of God, the living and eternal. Praise be to God, the One, the Almighty, above the beginning, the end, and the other. Ending: And all the incidents that befell them were not with the consent of his brother, Prince Bashir, but rather were the actions and measures of George Baz.Marginal notes in English. The copyist, as stated on the title page by a later hand, is Nāṣīf al-Yāziji, A.D. 1871. MS in good condition but worm-eaten and foxed; Arabic cloth binding. Probably unique.Acquired from Bārūdī, Beirūt, A.D. 1925.