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اجازة الآخسخوي

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Title اجازة الآخسخوي.
Related place Istanbul (Turkey)-place of writing
Contributors יהודה, אברהם שלום, 1877-1951 (בעלים קודמים)
The National Library of Israel Israel
(current owner)
Original Library/publisher The National Library of Israel, Jerusalem, Israel
Creation Date ١٢٧٨ هجري [1862]
Notes إجازة عامة من نعمان بن محمد بن إبراهيم الآخسخوي (نسبة الى آخسخه من مدن كورجستان) في 10 رجب 1278 هجري/ 1862 للسيد علي الرضا الاستانبولي بن محمد أمين رئيس المشائخ، الواعظ بجامع ايا صوفيهء كبير بن عمر بن حمزة الخربوتي (نسبة الى خربوت من مدن شرقي اناضول) الشهير بالمحدث.
كتبت سنة 1278 هجري، في استانبول غالبًا وعليها خط المجيز مع خاتمه ("سنة 1254 هجري"/1838)
أول النسخة: "الحمد لله الذى انبت دوحة العلم فى صدور العلماء الخ".
لم أجدها في الفهارس ولم أعثر على ذكر المجيز ولا المجاز له.
Ijāzat al-Ākhiskhawī. A general ijāza from Nuʿmān b. Ibrāhīm al-Ākhiskhawī to ʿAlī al-Riḍā al-Istānbūlī, dated 10 Rajab 1278/1862. Illuminated Ottoman MS from 1278/1862, probably written in Istanbul, signed and stamped by the giver of the ijāza. 16 leaves
new Western paper, 118×172 mm
11 lines
colorful frontispiece.
The National Library of Israel Jerusalem Israel Ms. Yah. Ar. 347
نسخة عثمانية مزوقة؛ أوراق غربية حديثة؛ المسطرة 11 سطرًا؛ سرلوحة محلاة بماء الذهب وسائر الألوان.
Subject Digitized manuscripts
Genre Illustrated works (Manuscript)
Extent 16 ورقة
118:172 ملم.
نسخة عثمانية مزوقة؛ أوراق غربية حديثة؛ المسطرة 11 سطرًا؛ سرلوحة محلاة بماء الذهب وسائر الألوان.
Language Arabic
Credits From the Collections of the National Library of Israel, Project "Warraq".
National Library system number 990033632710205171

When using this material, please acknowledge the source of the material as follows:

From the Collections of the National Library of Israel, Project "Warraq".

MARC RECORDS
اجازة الآخسخوي – הספרייה הלאומית
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