HASHIAT ALI ALMOKNAA’ (P.1) is a manuscript classified within the Hanbali jurisprudence, written by Al-Sheikh, Suleiman bin Abdullah bin Muhammad, who died in 1233 AH. It was copied on Tuesday, 5 Safar 1365 AH in the Naskh script. The number of papers is 200 paper, the number of lines is 26 line, and the size is 25 x 17 cm. Beginning of the manuscript: The book of Purity (Ṭahāra). Purity in the language means ablution and impartiality from dirt. It means in Sharia to remove what prevents from prayer, including impurity, by water, or remove its alike with dirt or something else.) The end of the manuscript: (... As he said, “or made a taboo sexual relationship with a Muslim woman........”) Sheikh Taqi Al-Din, may God Almighty have mercy on him, said, even if it is not proven with evidence, but rather is well-known among Muslims, to the end of the first part). The transcriber suggested that the footnote is attributed to Sheikh Suleiman bin Abdullah Al Al-Sheikh because the font of the copy which was copied from it is similar to the handwriting of Sheikh Suleiman and because it was originally not attributed to anyone. The footnote is summarized from AL SHARH AL KABEER, AL MOBDEA’, and Al INSAF. This copy has been matched to its original. It was corrected by Sheikh Hamoud bin Abdullah Al-Tuwaijri, the brother of the transcriber. Black ink was used in writing, and what is to be distinguished was written in red. This copy was in the hands of Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Latif.
HASHIAT ALI ALMOKANAA’ (P.1)
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died in 1233 Hijiri
The book of Purity (Ṭahāra). Purity in the language means ablution and impartiality from dirt. It means in Sharia to remove what prevents from prayer, including impurity, by water, or remove its alike with dirt or something else.
Or made a taboo sexual relationship with a Muslim woman........” Sheikh Taqi Al-Din, may God Almighty have mercy on him, said, even if it is not proven with evidence, but rather is well-known among Muslims, to the end of the first part...
Copied, Tuesday, 5 Safar 1365 AH.
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Alnaskh
Number of papers: 200; Number of lines: 26; Size: 25×17 cm.
714 / Al-Iftaa
The transcriber suggested that the footnote is attributed to Sheikh Suleiman bin Abdullah Al Al-Sheikh because the font of the copy which was copied from it is similar to the handwriting of Sheikh Suleiman and because it was originally not attributed to anyone. The footnote is summarized from AL SHARH AL KABEER, AL MOBDEA’, and Al INSAF. This copy has been matched to its original. It was corrected by Sheikh Hamoud bin Abdullah Al-Tuwaijri, the brother of the transcriber. Black ink was used in writing, and what is to be distinguished was written in red. This copy was in the hands of Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdul Latif.