Minhāj al-vuṣūl ilá ʿilm al-ʾuṣūl is the title of one of the works written by Qāz̤ī Bayz̤āvī on the principles of Islamic jurisprudence and presented in the form of an introduction and seven books. Many commentaries have been written on this work, including 'Sirāj-i Vahhāj' by Aḥmad bin Ḥasan Jārbardī (746 AH) and 'Nahāyat al-Sūl fī Sharḥ Minhāj al-vuṣūl' by Asnavī. There is allegedly another commentary on this work called 'al-Ḥanafīyah lil-minhāj ʿalá ḥal al-matn', whose author was not known based on the avaialble sources. The present copy is a summary of the aforementioned commentary, whose author has remained unknown too. — Multiple dates; Unknown place of origin
Wadh.Minasian 742
Wadham College, University of Oxford
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Title
Minhāj al-vuṣūl ilá ʿilm al-ʾuṣūl is the title of one of the works written by Qāz̤ī Bayz̤āvī on the principles of Islamic jurisprudence and presented in the form of an introduction and seven books. Many commentaries have been written on this work, including 'Sirāj-i Vahhāj' by Aḥmad bin Ḥasan Jārbardī (746 AH) and 'Nahāyat al-Sūl fī Sharḥ Minhāj al-vuṣūl' by Asnavī. There is allegedly another commentary on this work called 'al-Ḥanafīyah lil-minhāj ʿalá ḥal al-matn', whose author was not known based on the avaialble sources. The present copy is a summary of the aforementioned commentary, whose author has remained unknown too. — Multiple dates; Unknown place of origin
Shelfmark
Wadh.Minasian 742
Place of origin
Unknown place of origin
Date
18th century.
Language
Arabic
Contents
Form
codex
Support
Natural buff Western paper, varying thickness (regular and thick), glossy. Limited water damage on papers. Book mending.
Physical extent
85 ff.
Hands
Naskh, one hand, regular. Anonymous
Decoration
Rubricated titles. The last two folios are newly written.
Acquisition
Donated to The Ferdowsi Library by Dr Caro Minasian in 1972.
Subject
Islam--Doctrines
Islamic Law
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- Mohammad Emami
- Anonymous
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Ali Mir-Ansari
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Minasian, Caro Owen