الإنصاف لمعرفة الراجح من الخلاف (نسخة ثامنة) (ج4) هي مخطوطة تصنف ضمن الفقه الحنبلي.
Al-insaf Le maa'refat Al-Rageh men Al-Khelaf (Eighth Edition) (Part 4) is a manuscript classified into Hanbali jurisprudence. For its author Al-Mardawi, Ali bin Suleiman bin Ahmed, 885 hijri. And copied by Shaaban bin Muhammad bin Khalil al-Suri. In Al Naskh font in the ninth hijri century. The number of papers is : 161; and number of lines: 25; Size: 25 x 17 cm. An antique copy, which includes the fourth and final volume of Al-Insaaf, and I’ts part of the copy in the Shaqra library that was mentioned previously. Perhaps it may be included in it. corrections were made in its margins. The owner of the copy Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman bin Jasir Al-Bajadi Al-Ashiqri has completed what has fellen off from its first and last papers in the year 1337 hijri. The reference to his possession of this copy was repeated, and at the end of the copy Al-Bajadi gave a chain of ancestry to the tenth grandfather, on the margins there are few comments in his handwriting, then the copy was owned by Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdul Latif in the year 1350 hijri, he used black ink in writing and what is to be distinguished was written in red.
Al-insaf Le maa'refat Al-Rageh men Al-Khelaf (Eighth Edition) (Part 4)
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885 hijri
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copies; It goes back to the 9 th hijri century.
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copies
Number of papers: 161; number of lines: 25; Size: 25 x 17 cm.
708 / Al-Iftaa
An antique copy, which includes the fourth and final volume of Al-Insaaf, and I’ts part of the copy in the Shaqra library that was mentioned previously. Perhaps it may be included in it. corrections were made in its margins. The owner of the copy Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman bin Jasir Al-Bajadi Al-Ashiqri has completed what has fellen off from its first and last papers in the year 1337 hijri. The reference to his possession of this copy was repeated, and at the end of the copy Al-Bajadi gave a chain of ancestry to the tenth grandfather, on the margins there are few comments in his handwriting, then the copy was owned by Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdul Latif in the year 1350 hijri, he used black ink in writing and what is to be distinguished was written in red.