Shaikh Muhammad Talib bin Hamdun bin Al Haj - Part two: Ibn Ashir's explanation - 1876

Sheikh Hamadoun Bin Al Haj Al Salami 1174 - 1232 AH / 1760-1817 AD Hamadoun bin Abdul Rahman bin Hamdun Al-Salami Al-Merdasi, known as Ibn Al-Hajj. Adeeb Fakih Maliki, of the people of Fez, author of good writings and useful speeches, the great Cadi of the Cherifian empire of Morocco during the reign of the sultan: Moulay Hassan, later known as Hassan Iᵉʳ, who asked that this typographic manuscript be written ( 01/ moharam / 1293 Hejri = 28/01/1876 Christian Arabic typography manuscript on paper. 324 pages. 22 lines of text per page in black maghribi characters, Ta’wwudh in framed large black letters. Period binding with flaps in red morocco with stamped medallion designs enclosing vine and leaf patterns. Very rare and interesting manuscript for collectors and researchers Careful shipping with international tracking.