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Country |
Yemen
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City |
Shahārah
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Repository | Jāmiʻ Shahārah |
Current Status | In situ |
Type of Record | Manuscript |
Extent | 207 leaf(ves) |
Century(ies) | 17th century (?) |
Language(s) | Arabic |
Genre(s) | Commentaries; Tafsīr |
Feature(s) | Marginalia |
Notes |
Notes, poems, and excerpts, front and rear flyleaves. Folio numbers are approximate |
HMML Proj. Num. |
ZMT 01911 |
Permanent Link | https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/145956 |
Processed By | HMML |
Acknowledgments | The “Zaydi Manuscript Tradition” Project, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. Cataloged by Joshua Mugler |
Surrogate Format | Digital |
Access Restrictions | Registered |
Rights | http://www.vhmml.org/terms |

Type of Record | Manuscript |
Extent | 207 leaf(ves) |
Provenance |
Copied for الفقيه جمال محمد بن صلاح (note, fol. 206v); endowment note of the mosque of Shahārah, dated Jumādá al-Awwal 1298 AH (1881 CE), fol. 1r |
Condition Notes |
Imperfect: tearing with minimal loss of text |
Type | Manuscript |
Place of Origin | Yemen |
Century(ies) | 17th century (?) |
Year Range | 1600-1700 |
Support | Paper |
Page Layout | 1 column, 27 lines per page |
Catchwords | Yes |
Writing System | Arabic |
Script(s) | Naskh |

Author |
Zamakhsharī, Maḥmūd ibn ʻUmar, 1075-1144
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Author NS | الزمخشري، محمود بن عمر |
Title | al-Kashshāf. Part 2 |
Title NS | الربع الثانى من الكشاف |
Uniform Title |
Zamakhsharī, Maḥmūd ibn ʻUmar, 1075-1144. Kashshāf
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Alternate Title | Commentary on the Qur'an |
Language(s) | Arabic |
Incipit | سوره الاعراف مكيه |
Item Notes |
From al-Aʻrāf 7 to al-Kahf 18 |

Country |
Yemen
![]() |
City |
Shahārah
![]() |
Repository | Jāmiʻ Shahārah |
Current Status | In situ |
Type of Record | Manuscript |
Extent | 207 leaf(ves) |
Century(ies) | 17th century (?) |
Language(s) | Arabic |
Genre(s) | Commentaries; Tafsīr |
Feature(s) | Marginalia |
Notes |
Notes, poems, and excerpts, front and rear flyleaves. Folio numbers are approximate |
HMML Proj. Num. |
ZMT 01911 |
Permanent Link | https://w3id.org/vhmml/readingRoom/view/145956 |
Processed By | HMML |
Acknowledgments | The “Zaydi Manuscript Tradition” Project, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton. Cataloged by Joshua Mugler |
Surrogate Format | Digital |
Access Restrictions | Registered |
Rights | http://www.vhmml.org/terms |
Type of Record | Manuscript |
Extent | 207 leaf(ves) |
Provenance |
Copied for الفقيه جمال محمد بن صلاح (note, fol. 206v); endowment note of the mosque of Shahārah, dated Jumādá al-Awwal 1298 AH (1881 CE), fol. 1r |
Condition Notes |
Imperfect: tearing with minimal loss of text |
Type | Manuscript |
Place of Origin | Yemen |
Century(ies) | 17th century (?) |
Year Range | 1600-1700 |
Support | Paper |
Page Layout | 1 column, 27 lines per page |
Catchwords | Yes |
Writing System | Arabic |
Script(s) | Naskh |
Author |
Zamakhsharī, Maḥmūd ibn ʻUmar, 1075-1144
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Author NS | الزمخشري، محمود بن عمر |
Title | al-Kashshāf. Part 2 |
Title NS | الربع الثانى من الكشاف |
Uniform Title |
Zamakhsharī, Maḥmūd ibn ʻUmar, 1075-1144. Kashshāf
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Alternate Title | Commentary on the Qur'an |
Language(s) | Arabic |
Incipit | سوره الاعراف مكيه |
Item Notes |
From al-Aʻrāf 7 to al-Kahf 18 |
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