ibshihi (13 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Couverture souple. Zustand: Bon état. In-8 broché sou étui cartonné noir. 23,4 cm sur 15,9. Couverture enluminée. 174 pages + 16 planches couleurs in fine tirées d'un manuscrit de "'Ajâ'ib al-Makhûqât Les merveilles de la création. Ce livre,composé en caractère Garamond, a été tiré à 2100 exemplaires sur Vergé d'Arjomari-Prioux, dont cent, hors commerce. Exemplaire n 0843/2000. Bon état d'occasion. in-8°.

Kartoniert / Broschiert. Zustand: New.

Gebunden. Zustand: New.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware.

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. First Edition. French text. Volume I: 60 pp introduction/ Volume II: 95 pp; 8 colour plates / Volume III: 75 pp; 16 colour plates / Volume IV: 131 pp; 16 colour plates / Volume V: 83 pp; 16 colour plates / Volume VI: 124 pp; 16 colour plates / Volume VII: 60 pp; 16 colour plates , each volume fitted in a special sleeve, publisher's coloured wraps, all volumes fitted in a lightly rubbed box, Limited & numbered edition to 2000. Seven volumes of classical Islamic works were published under the title " Min al Turath al Arabi". Translated in French under the title "Classiques Arabes". The volumes are as follows: 1- A study by André Miquel under the title " L'Homme et Le Monde". 2- " Voyage chez les Bulgares de la Volga" by Ahmad Ibn Fadlan, illustrated with coloured maps from a 13th century manuscript by al Idrissi kept at the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris and entitled " Nuzhat al Mushtak fi Ikhterak al Afaak." translated by Marius Canard. 3- "Le Collier du Pigeon" by Ibn Hazem al Andalusi, illustrated with colour drawings from a unique Arabic manuscript preserved at the Vatican Library and entitled " Hadeeth Bayad wa Riyadh" . Translated by Léon Bercher. It is thought that this manuscript was written and illustrated in the 13th century in al Andalus or Morocco. 4- "Hai Ibn Yakzan, Roman Philosophique" by Ibn Tufail,translated by Léon Gauthier. illustrated with colour plates from a Persian manuscript by Ibn Bakhtishyu' entitled " Manafi' al Hayawan" which is kept at Pierre Morgan Library , New York. 5- " Saladin", by Baha' Eddine Ibn Shaddad, Translated by William Mac Guckin de Slane, illustrated with colour plates from two manuscripts, the first by Ibn Khuzam entitled " Al Makhzun Jami' al Funun" kept at the Bibliothèque Nationale in Paris, the second by Al Tartusi entitled " Tabsurat Arbab al Albab fi Kaifiyyat al Najat fi al Hurrub min al Aswa", which was written in 1187 after Salah al Din liberated Jerusalem, and kept at the Bodlean Library in Oxford. 6- " Economie Politique" from " Al Muqaddimah " by Ibn Khaldun, Translated by Vincent Monteil, illustrated in colour plates from a manuscript entitled " Al Makamat", by al Hariri, and kept at the Bibliothéque Nationale in Paris. 7- " Démons et Merveilles", selected from " Al Mustatrif fi Kul Mustazrif" by al Ibshihi, Translated by G. Rat, illustrated in colour plates from an original manuscript entitled " Le Monde des Merveilles" by al Kazwini, which is kept at Frère Gallery in Washington D.C.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. 2 volumes in 1, Arabic text ; 28 cm.

Soft cover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good. First Edition. Arabic TEXT, 1. 60 pp introduction/ 2. 95 pp; 8 colour plates hors text/ 3. 75 pp; 16 colour plates hors text/ 4. 131 pp; 16 colour plates hors text/ 5. 83 pp; 16 colour plates hors text/6. 124 pp; 16 colour plates hors text/ 7. 60 pp; 16 colour plates hors text, each volumes fitted in a special sleeve, publisher's colored wraps, all volumes are fitted in a special paper box, limited and numbered edition to 1000. Six classical Arabic text illustrated with contemporary Arabic miniatures selected from important Arabic manuscripts across the world. The volumes are as follows: Volume. 1- Introduction by Andre Miquel entitled "Human Being and The World, Six Books" in which he introduces every author of the set. Volume II: A Journey by Ahamd Ibn Fadlan entitled " Rahla Ila Biald al-Atrak wal Sakaliba" ( A Journey to the land of the Turks and Sakaliba ( Central Asia), illustrated with maps from al Idrissi's 13th century manuscript entitled "Nuzhat al-Mushtaq", which is kept at the Bibliotheque Nationale (Paris). Volume III: Tawk al Hamama ( The Ring of The Dove) by Ibn Hazm al-Andalusi (Cordoba 994), illustrated with colour plates from a manuscript written in Islamic Spain or North Africa in the 13th century entitled " Hadith Bayad Wa Riyadh", and kept at the Vatican Library. Volume IV: Risalat Hay Ibn Yakzan ( Islamic Philosophical Treatise) by Muhammad Ibn Tufayl, illustrated with colour plates from Bin Bakhtichu' manuscript " Manaf'i al Hayawan" which is kept at Pierre Morgan Library, New York. Volume V: A biography of Saladin entitled "Sirat Salah al-Deen" by Bha' Eddin Ibn Shaddad illustrated with colour plates from two Arabic manuscripts on Horsemanship and War kept at the Bibliotheque Nationale (Paris) and the Bodlean Library (Oxford). Volume VI: Three texts by Ibn Khaldun illustrated with colour plates from the manuscript entitled " Makamat al-Hariri" by Kasim Bin Ali Al-Hariri (Basrah 1122) which is kept at the Bibliotheque Nationale (Paris). Volume VII: The " Wonders of Creatures" [ Aja'ib al-Makhlukat] by Muhammad al Ibshihi, illustrated with colour plates from a manuscript with the same title by Zakaria al Qazwini. An Excellent selection of Medieval Arabic literature. Set in very good condition. Size: 8vo. Al-Mutawassit Publishing, Paris, 1981. #23201.

Soft cover. Zustand: As New. First Edition. Arabic text, 60 pp introduction/ 95 pp; 8 colour plates hors text/ 75 pp; 16 colour plates hors text/ 131 pp; 16 colour plates hors text/ 83 pp; 16 colour plates hors text/124 pp; 16 colour plates hors text/ 60 pp; 16 colour plates hors text, each volume fitted in a special sleeve, publisher's coloured wraps, all volumes fitted in a box, Limited & numbered edition of 2000 copies. Six classical Arabic text illustrated with contemporary Arabic miniatures selected from important Arabic manuscripts across the world. The volumes are as follows: Volume. 1- Introduction by Andre Miquel entitled "Human Being and The World, Six Books" in which he introduces every author of the set. Volume II: A Journey by Ahamd Ibn Fadlan entitled " Rahla Ila Biald al-Atrak wal Sakaliba" ( A Journey to the land of the Turks and Sakaliba ( Central Asia), illustrated with maps from al Idrissi's 13th century manuscript entitled "Nuzhat al-Mushtaq", which is kept at the Bibliotheque Nationale (Paris). Volume III: Tawk al Hamama ( The Ring of The Dove) by Ibn Hazm al-Andalusi (Cordoba 994), illustrated with colour plates from a manuscript written in Islamic Spain or North Africa in the 13th century entitled " Hadith Bayad Wa Riyadh", and kept at the Vatican Library. Volume IV: Risalat Hay Ibn Yakzan ( Islamic Philosophical Treatise) by Muhammad Ibn Tufayl, illustrated with colour plates from Bin Bakhtichu' manuscript " Manaf'i al Hayawan" which is kept at Pierre Morgan Library, New York. Volume V: A biography of Saladin entitled "Sirat Salah al-Deen" by Bha' Eddin Ibn Shaddad illustrated with colour plates from two Arabic manuscripts on Horsemanship and War kept at the Bibliotheque Nationale (Paris) and the Bodlean Library (Oxford). Volume VI: Three texts by Ibn Khaldun illustrated with colour plates from the manuscript entitled " Makamat al-Hariri" by Kasim Bin Ali Al-Hariri (Basrah 1122) which is kept at the Bibliotheque Nationale (Paris). Volume VII: The " Wonders of Creatures" [ Aja'ib al-Makhlukat] by Muhammad al Ibshihi, illustrated with colour plates from a manuscript with the same title by Zakaria al Qazwini. An Excellent selection of Medieval Arabic literature. Set in very good condition. #1893.

Zustand: Sehr gut. 7 vol. complète. 61; 92 (dont 16 planches en couleur); 168 (dont 8 planches en couleur); 120 (dont 16 planches en couleur); 204 (dont 16 planches en couleur); 116 (dont 16 planches en couleur) pages; 196 (dont 16 planches en couleur). - In-8, broché. Couvertures enluminées d'El-Labbad. Tous les ouvrages dans leur emboîtages et ensemble dans un coffret noir décorativ. Papier: vergé d'Arjomarie Prioux. Edition limitée et numérotée, (N° 187 de 2100), imprimée par Draeger, Paris. - I: André Miquel, L'homme & le monde. Six écrivains arabes. - II: Ibn Fadlân, Voyage chez les Bulgares de la Volga (Trad. Marius Canard). - III: Ibn Hazm, Le collier du pigeon (Trad. Leon Bercher). - IV: Ibn Tufayl, Hayy bin Yaqzan (Trad. Leon Gauthier). - V: Ibn Shaddâd, Saladin (Trad. William Mac Guckin de Slane). - VI: Ibn Khaldûn, Economie politique (Trad. Vincent Monteil). - VII: Ibshihi, Démons & merveilles (Trad. G. Rat). Sprache(n)/language(s): deEn excellent condition.

Hardcover. Zustand: Good. Volume I: 4 pp., contents, 211 pp., / Volume II: 4 pp., contents, 256 pp., Arabic text within borders, second text printed in margins, newly bound hard back binding with gilt title on spine, browned paper, small cut at top corner of title page of volume 2, scattered foxing, 1314 A.H. Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Mansur Baha' al-Din Abu al-Fath al-Ibshihi was an Egyptian man of letters who was born in 1388 in the Egyptian village of Abshawayh, from which he took his nisba. His fame rests on the reputation of this book, al-Musta?rif fi kul fann musta?rif (The exquisite in every pleasing art). Al-Ibshihi studied jurisprudence and grammar and memorized the Qur'an at the age of ten. He frequented Cairo where he attended lessons by al-Bulqini. After the death of his father he became a preacher and dedicated himself to literature, which he loved. Al-Sakhawi notes that al-Ibshihi wrote another book on literature, A?waq al-azhar ?alá ?udur al-anhar (Necklaces of flowers on the chests of rivers), and began a book on the art of correspondence entitled Fi ?anat al- tarassul wa-al-kitabah (On the trade of correspondence and writing). He might have been the author of a manuscript entitled Tadhkirat al-?arifin wa tab?irat al- mustab?irin (The reminder for the aware and the guidance for the shrewd). Al-Ibshihi writes at the beginning of al-Musta?rif that he compiled in his book every art in which "striving scholars write volumes." These arts include aphorisms, literature, histories, anecdotes, information, stories, witticisms, and fine poetry. He notes that he took as examples verses from the Qur'an and the authenticated hadith. He wove in fine stories about saints, borrowing material from other books, such as Rabi? al-abrar (The spring of the devotees) by al-Zamakhshari, and al-?Iqd al-farid (The peculiar necklace) by Ibn ?Abd Rabbih. The book is divided into 84 chapters discussing various topics in religion, morality, nature, poetry, and human life in all its aspects. (World Digital Library Catalogue). The second text in these two volumes is by Ibn Hijja (1365-1434), a poet, prose writer and literary critic. He was born and died in the city of Hamah (Syria); he worked in Syria and Egypt as a chancery official. He collected many of his letters in Qahawat al-Insha'. Among his several anthologies of prose and poetry the most famous is this work Thamarat al- Awraq. #18373.