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Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.manuscripts
Description: A contract of land ownership in the Sultanate of Sennar.
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Description: A poem eulogizing the Prophet Muhammad.
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Description: The chronicles of King Hamad, son of King Hamad, son of King Nayil, who found the country obedient to his son resulting in no attempts at war during his reign. His son King Nayil succeeded him.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.manuscripts
Description: In praise of the Messenger.
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Description: The Chronicles of King Jammu', son of King Ghanim who fought and conquered the tribes of Al-Hassaniya and Qur’aan. He dug a well that was named after him, and then he fought and conquered the Shayqiya. He remained in the Shayqiya region where he married and had sons who founded a tribe, the Children of Karor. He was succeeded by his son, King Mansour.
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Description: Selected Poems by the Sudanese poet Tawfiq Salih Jibril.
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Description: The attributes of the truth of God Almighty: omnipresence- eternity - survival - self-respect and integrity.
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Description: A poem in praise of the Messenger.
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Description: This pamphlet contains the Sunnah of the Prophet in the hadith, the definition of the hadith, its recording and everything related to the science of hadiths since the time of the Messenger, may God bless him and him peace. It also includes a chapter on the reasons for the notation of the book of the Muwatta of Imam Malik, mentioning the term hadith, and the deaths of some of the Companions, may God be pleased with them, and their dates.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.manuscripts
Description: An elegy praising the sons of Ali Al-Hasan and Al-Husayn, May Allah bless them.
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Description: A series introducing a number of Sudanese poets and their poetic directions, without critical study or analysis.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.manuscripts
Description: Holy Quran book, Part 29. Dedicated to Abdul Rahman Al Mahdi Pasha
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Description: King Humaydan: chronicles of his war with Jabal Al-'Arashkol and Dar Hamid, where he defeated them, took over their property. His son King Ghanim eventually succeeded him.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.manuscripts
Description: Document praising the Messenger and an accompanying image.
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Description: The author informs his colleague of a demonstration that was coordinated without their knowledge, and an order issued to the police headquarters to disperse it.
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Description: Manuscript contains the authors compilation of the hadiths narrated from the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him. These concern the Mahdi, and confirm the Mahdi as the successor to the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, whom the people were waiting for.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.manuscripts
Description: A manuscript of a poem praising an unnamed Mahdia leader.
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Description: Biography of the Muslim scholar of Sudan 'Abdu al-Aziz al-Dabbagh Muhammad Abdu al-Majid. Born in Sennar in 1301 AH and later settled in the city of Omdurman. He was taught by his father, who was also a scholar, and grew up in the mosque which was replete with scholars. He excelled in Maliki jurisprudence, Al-Khalil’s summary and exegesis, monotheism, theology and Hadith's science.
Collection: nationalrecordsoffice.manuscripts
Description: This pamphlet begins with a poem by Abu Tammam in which he eulogizes Muhammad bin Hamid Al-Tusi. كذا فليجل الخطب وليفدحِ الأمرُ فليس لعين لم يفض ماؤها عذرُ Translated as: The debt is so great and heartbreaking, my dears; Never excused is an eye that did not shed tears He also discusses the poetry of another two Arab poets: Al-Mutanabbi and al-Buhturi, enumerating the subject matter of their poems.
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Description: From Sultan Ali Dinar to Saboon discussing sending a group of thirteen of their uncles to serve them.
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Description: Chronicle of King Nayel, son of King Hamad Abu-Dhulou', who fought and defeated the barbarians Al-Hamaj. His son Hamad succeeded him.
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Description: King Suleyman bin Ibrahim assumed power in 1296 AH as king and overseer, assisting the government in the war against the Dervishes. He was king until the advent of the Mahdia.
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Description: This pamphlet mentions Andalusia, the historical monuments there, the scholars and poets who visited it, its borders, and its cities.
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Description: Chronicles of King Sulayman, son of King Nayil, who assumed power in 1171 AH. His second conflict was with King Hamad, the son of King Subayr, the king of Shaygiyya. King Sulayman also fought Al-Ja'aliyyin. He was succeeded by his son, King Babikir.
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Description: A reply letter from Shakib Arslan to the letter sent to him previously by 'Uthman Muhammad Hashim on 26 Rabi' Awwal 1354 H, in which he tells him that the Sudanese people should work hard in order to reach the achievements of the developed nations.
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Description: The chronicles of King Mansur, son of King Jamu’, who fought and defeated the Shukriyah and Rufa’ah tribes. He was succeeded by his son, King Ibrahim.
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Description: Chronicle of King Suliman, son of King Nayel, who assumed power in 1171 AH. He fought and defeated the Abdallab tribes and seized their spoils.
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Description: In praise of the Messenger.
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