Al-Alou is a manuscript listed under the science of Aqidah. Written by: Al-Dhahabi, Muhammad bin Ahmed bin Othman, who died in 748 Hijiri. It was copied on Monday Jumada I 1277 AH in Al-Naskh font. The number of papers reached 82, the number of lines 21-23, size: 21.5 x 15 cm. The manuscript begins with: (Praise be to God, the Exalted, the Great, Lord of the Great Throne, for His apparent, obvious and hidden graces, and praise be to God for the blessing of monotheism.. Having said that, in the year 691 I collected hadiths and traces on the question of loftiness, and I missed talking about some of them...) and ends with: (So flee with your religion, and mind the opinions of the speakers, and believe in God and what brought to you from God according to God’s will, and delegate your matters to God, and there is no might or power except from and with God, the book is completed, and praise be to God. and may God’s prayers and peace be upon our master Muhammad and his family and companions, and may the peace and blessings of God be upon us abundantly, and God is sufficient for us And the guardian of everything) By Fiya al-Jawhara bint Turki bin Abdullah bin Saud, historian in 29 Muharram 1281 Hijiri, was written in black ink, and what is intended to be distinguished was written in red.
Al-Alou
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date 748 Hijiri.
Praise be to God, the Exalted, the Great, Lord of the Great Throne, for His apparent, obvious and hidden graces, and praise be to God for the blessing of monotheism.. Having said that, in the year 691 I collected hadiths and traces on the question of loftiness, and I missed talking about some of them...
So flee with your religion, and mind the opinions of the speakers, and believe in God and what brought to you from God according to God’s will, and delegate your matters to God, and there is no might or power except from and with God, the book is completed, and praise be to God.
Al-Naskh; Monday Jumada I 1277 Hijiri.
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Al-Naskh
number of papers: 82; Number of lines: 21-23; Size: 21.5 x 15 cm.
267 / Al-Iftaa
By Fiya al-Jawhara bint Turki bin Abdullah bin Saud, historian in 29 Muharram 1281 Hijiri, was written in black ink, and what is intended to be distinguished was written in red.