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dc.contributor.author Syed Pir Muhammad Bin Muhammad Farooq-
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dc.date.accessioned2025-05-03T11:48:20Z-
dc.date.available2025-05-03T11:48:20Z-
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dc.identifierRecordnumber : 2486-
dc.identifier.urihttp://18.140.70.100:8080/xmlui/handle/123456789/37636-
dc.descriptionآغاز : بانت صیغه ماضی برای واحد مونث غایب قال الراغب يقال بان كذا الى الفضل و ظهر ما کان مستتر امنه و در صراح آورده است بین جدائی و پیوستن و هو من الاضداد بینونته کذلک و امام راغب در مفردات گفته بین موضوع متخال به بين الشئين و وسطهما-
dc.descriptionاختتام : والمقدمات ويسمى مبارى لقد يقية وثالثها مسائل وهي قضايا يطلب فيها نسبة محمولاتها الى موضوعاتها ايجابية كانت او-
dc.descriptionRemarks : The complete manuscript of the Qaseedah Banut Saad is stored at No. 789. The current rate appears to be rare. As the last leaf is torn from the bottom, p. The last lines of A are not read. The rate of the first two stanzas of the poem is missing. A beautiful copy of Qaseedah Bant Saad with Persian translation is stored at number 793, on the cover of which the virtue of this Qaseeda is written. 95 Hazrat Ka'b bin Zuhair is a Muzni, poet and companion. See for details about their circumstances and the reason for writing Qaseedah Bant Saad. Companions Encyclopedia (Urdu) Author Dr. Zulfiqar Kazim, Publisher: Baitul Uloom, Lahore. Asad al-Ghabah (Arabic) and Asaba Beh Tamiz Al-Sahaba about Hazrat Ka'b (Arabic) for more information. Qaseedah Bant Saad has three parts. in the first part, Rafiqah Hayat or Mehbooba Saad is mentioned. in the second, the virtues of Rafiq Safar Naqa are described. And in the third part, the praise and praise of the Messenger of Allah and the glory of his companions are described. Hazrat Ka'b first wrote this poem after accepting islam was When this poem was presented in the service of the Holy Prophet, he rejected the poet it was blessed. This sheet was said to be preserved in Topkapi Palace in Constantinople, Turkey-
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dc.format.extentSize: 20X10.5; Lines: 14; Folios: 34-
dc.language.isoPersian & Arabic-
dc.sourceHazrat Pir Mohammed Shah Dargah Library and Research Centre-
dc.subjectAdab (Literature)-
dc.subjectادب-
dc.titleSharh Qaseedah Bint Saad-
dc.title.alternativeشرح قصیده بانت سعاد-
dc.typeManuscript-
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