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تحفة ذوى الارب فى مشكل الاسماء والنسب

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Ibn Khaṭīb al-Dahshah, Maḥmūd ibn Aḥmad, 1349 or 1350-1430 or 1431
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Title تحفة ذوى الارب فى مشكل الاسماء والنسب.
Publisher Leiden : E.J.Bril،
Creation Date 1905
Notes اسم الكتاب مأخوذ من مقدمة المؤلف.
لم يذكر محمود بن احمد بن خطيب الدهشة في هذا الكتاب.
العنوان باللغة الالمانية وهذه صورته:
Tuhfa dawi-l-arab.
يوجد ايضا فى الفهرست الافرنجى حسب:
Ibn Khatib al-Dahsha, Mahmud ibn Ahmad
Extent 33l, V, ٢٠١ص.
Language Arabic
National Library system number 990018528790205171

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