Fath Al-Mugheeth Bisharh 'alfiat Alhadith (Part 1)
Manuscript Description:
Fath al-Mughith Fath Al-Mugheeth Bisharh 'alfiat Alhadith (Punder1) is a manuscript classified within the sciences of hadith. Its author, Muhammad ibn Abd al-Rahman ibn Muhammad, who died in 902 Hijiri, was transcribed in Al-Naskh script at the beginning of Ramadan 1251 AH. The number of papers was 180, and the number of lines was 25, in size 21.5 x 15 cm. The manuscript begins with: (Praise be to God, Having said that, this is a nice refinement, and a feeding of pure understanding, in which I explained 'alfiat Alhadith...) and ends with: (... But the certainty in the narrative of what is of this kind, I hope that it will be solved and simplified enough for the wise and scholar, who can see the places of the omission ... So he suspects that on the transmitter so that he attributes it to each one, and God knows best. The first part is complete.) This is a copy representing the first part, on its first papers was traces of wetness and erosion, and it was written on it that it belongs to Muhammad bin Ibrahim bin Saif, and another obliterated name, and it is an endowment for Sheikh Muhammad bin Abdul Latif, The explanation was written in black ink, and the original text in red ink.
