AQD ALLALI LISHARH BEDA' AL'AMALI
Manuscript Description:
AQD ALLALI LISHARH BEDA' AL’AMALI is a manuscript classified under the science of faith. It was written by Shams al-Din Muhammad ibn Muhammad ibn Abi al-Lutu al-Maqdisi, who died in 928 AH. It was copied by Muhammad Amin ibn Hasan Mirghani al-Husayni in the Naskh script in 1223 AH. The number of papers is 25 paper, the number of lines is 25 line, and the size is 21.5 x 15.5. cm. Beginning of the manuscript: True Praise be to Allah, and His blessings and peace be upon His Messenger, His servant Muhammad, and his family and companions... Someone who is dear to me as my son and venerable to me as my master and friend sought to me and reminded me the poem entitled “BEDA AL AMALI” End of the manuscript: (... The poem includes some types of creative imagination such as the double entendre in the word “The Time” on the aforementioned possibility, And Allah knows best, and He, Glory be to Him, is responsible to reward the poet from His bounty... And may He conclude our lives and our loved ones with goodness, and gather us in the stable of His Most Sublime Mercy, Amen, and praise be to Allah, Lord of the Worlds.) This is a tapped and matched copy in two copies, one of which is read by its author in the Grand Mosque. There are some explanations in its margins. It was signed by the transcriber in 1123 AH. The verses of the poet were written in red ink and the explanation was written in black.
