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كتاب روضة الناظر للسلطان الملك الناصر / علي بن ابي بكر الناشري

Kitāb Rawḍat al-nāẓir lil-sulṭān al-Malik al-Nāṣir / ʻAlī ibn Abī Bakr Nāshirī.

1673

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A work dedicated to sultan al-Malik al-Nāṣir, containing an introduction, seven chapters and a conclusion. The introduction gives a biography of Muhammad and description of his miracles and virtues, and the seven chapters address his companions, the caliphs, kings and sultans, scholars and judges, Sufi saints, noteworthy amirs and viziers, and grammarians and poets. The conclusion includes several legal questions and judgements.,كتاب أعده مؤلفه للسلطان الملك الناصر وهو يحتوي على مقدمة وسبعة أبواب وخاتمة أول ما ذكر في المقدمة مولد النبي (ص) ومعجزاته وفضائله ثم في الأبواب السبعة ذكر الصحابة ثم الخلفاء والملوك والسلاطين والعلماء والقضاة العاملين ثم ذكر الأولياء والصالحين ثم الأمراء والوزراء العادلين ثم علماء اللغة والنحو والشعراء المجيدين ثم ختم الكتاب بخاتمة تحتوي على مسائل فرعية وأحكام شرعية

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