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Abjad Science

أبجد العلوم

Author: أبو الطيب محمد صديق خان بن حسن بن علي ابن لطف الله الحسيني البخاري القِنَّوجي (المتوفى: 1307هـ) (d. 1307)

About this work

أبجد العلوم موسوعة للتعريف بالعلوم والفنون وخاصة الإسلامية منها والتاريخ والتراجم، وضعها محمد صديق خان أمير بهوبال واعتمد في تصنيفها على كتاب إحصاء العلوم للفارابي ومفاتيح العلوم للخوارزمي ومفتاح السعادة لطا شكبري زاده وكشف الظنون لحاجي خليفة.

Translation

Abjad al-Ulum is an encyclopedia for introducing sciences and arts, especially Islamic ones, history, and biographies. It was compiled by Muhammad Siddiq Khan, Emir of Bhopal, and its classification was based on the book Statistics of Sciences by Al-Farabi, Keys to Science by Al-Khwarizmi, The Key to Happiness by Tata Shukbarizadeh, and Revealing Suspicions by Haji Khalifa.

Topics covered

  • introduction
  • The first section: Al-Washi Al-Marqum fi Bayan Al-Ulum
  • Chapter One: Defining science, dividing it, and teaching it
  • Chapter One: On the nature of science
  • Chapter Three: On the division of knowledge
  • Chapter Five: An explanation of the division of the codified sciences and what is related to them
  • Chapter Six: Explaining the parts of science
  • Chapter Seven: Explaining the eight heads
  • Chapter Eight: On the ranks of knowledge, its honor, and what is attached to it
  • Chapter Nine: In the case of scholars
  • Chapter Two: On the origin of science and books
  • Chapter One: On its cause
  • Chapter Three: On the people of Islam and their sciences
  • Chapter Four: That teaching for knowledge is among all crafts
  • Chapter Three: On authors, writings, and collection
  • First nomination: in blogging sections and blogging categories
  • The second nomination: in explaining and explaining the need for it and etiquette in it
  • Third nomination: In the categories of authors and their conditions
  • Fourth nomination: In explaining the introduction to the science and the introduction to the book
  • Fifth nomination: in collection
  • The first view: in Islamic sciences
  • The second view: that the bearers of knowledge in Islam are mostly foreigners
  • The third view: On the sciences of the Arabic language
  • The sixth view: On the obstacles and obstacles to science
  • The seventh view: that memorization is not the scientific faculty

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