A Study of Ahmad bin Abdullah Dawlaty’s Manuscript "This is a Message in the Truth of Man" (d. 1117 AH/ 1705 AD)
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This research aims at studying the manuscript entitled "This is a message in the truth of man", by Ahmed bin Abdullah Dawlaty (d. 1117 AH / 1705 AD). Which is preserved in the library of the University of Leipzig/ Germany, No. (264-1). This manuscript was written in the eleventh century/ seventeenth century AD. The importance of the work lies in the revival of Islamic heritage. In fact the manuscript dealt with a Muslim media. This study is divided into two topics: The first topic: the study of the author's biography The second topic: the study of the manuscript
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