Quduri (Arabic) editions

[Ashraf Dockrat]

Assalamu alaikum,

I saw the Lubab (Maydani) version from Kadimi Kutub Khana. However I am speaking of the one without Lubab.

If it is typed like the Nur al-Idah Mufti Husain posted that would be great. Also I would need to be able to buy it here in North America.

JazakAllahu khairan to everyone.

Assalamu'alaikum

The good news is that Maulana Muhammad Mia (Ilmi Publications) who did an edition of Nur al-Idah will now be publishing a similar edition of Quduri.

Wassalam

[hope1]

Assalamu'alaikum

The good news is that Maulana Muhammad Mia (Ilmi Publications) who did an edition of Nur al-Idah will now be publishing a similar edition of Quduri.

Wassalam

Assalamu alaikum,

This is extremely good news. My friend sent me the Nur al-Idah from South Africa, and it is very easy to read and clear. I am very happy with it. Do you know if he will be publishing the Quduri soon or any updates on it. Will he publish it with any commentary?

JazakAllah.

[Ashraf Dockrat]

Assalamu alaikum,

This is extremely good news. My friend sent me the Nur al-Idah from South Africa, and it is very easy to read and clear. I am very happy with it. Do you know if he will be publishing the Quduri soon or any updates on it. Will he publish it with any commentary?

JazakAllah.

Assalamu'alaikum

Yes and he is open to any suggestions> I am in regular contact with him and if you have any good ideas for the upcoming edition let me know and I will pass them on to him.
Do you like the size of the Nur al-Idah?

Wassalam
Ashraf

[Husain]

The best edition of Quduri would definitely Shaykh Sa'id Bakdash's edition. He collected the oldest manuscripts of the book from all parts of the world, selected the best copies from these, then edited the book using the commentaries of Quduri for backup.
He printed Quduri with Lubab in 6 volumes, the first being a detailed study on Quduri with its various commentaries, volumes 2-5 being Lubab and volume 6 is Quduri alone.
His edition is very good, though it does contain errors, especially in the first volume ie. His dirasah (study) on Quduri.

Keeping Quduri separate in the 6th volume was a wonderful idea and allows us to benefit from his edition of the text without Lubab, however he didn't include the discussion on the differences between the manuscripts in this volume, that is in volumes 2-5.
His edition of Quduri does contain certain additions to the book that seem to have been added by those later and not by Quduri himself.

So anyone wanting the most correct edition of the book should buy his edition, which would come with Lubab and beneficial footnotes on Lubab.
The price of this edition is very high though and it isn't easily available in most countries.

I would advise scanning his edition of Quduri alone and uploading it, so that others could benefit from it. Just don't tell Sh. Sa'id about it, he lost his cool when I defended those who scan and upload kitabs, as he is bitterly opposed to the practice due to the monetary harm he thinks it causes him.

I will probably meet him again soon and would advise him to print his edition of Quduri alone, so that those who don't want to purchase the entire 6 volume collection wouldn't have to resort to copying it. I just hope he doesn't kick me out of his house!

As for Mawlana Mia's edition, anyone wanting an Indian Hashiyah typed out can get:
- Mawlana Ghulam Mustafa Qasimi's Hashiyah, printed by Qadimah in Karachi and Dar Ibn Kathir in Syria
- Mawlana I'zaz Ali's Hashiyah which has been printed a number of times by Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmiyyah etc
- al-Mu'tasar ad-Daruri printed by Idarat al-Quran of Karachi.

I have advised Mawlana Mia not to continue with the work on Quduri as these available editions fulfill the need.

[hope1]

The best edition of Quduri would definitely Shaykh Sa'id Bakdash's edition. He collected the oldest manuscripts of the book from all parts of the world, selected the best copies from these, then edited the book using the commentaries of Quduri for backup.
He printed Quduri with Lubab in 6 volumes, the first being a detailed study on Quduri with its various commentaries, volumes 2-5 being Lubab and volume 6 is Quduri alone.
His edition is very good, though it does contain errors, especially in the first volume ie. His dirasah (study) on Quduri.

Keeping Quduri separate in the 6th volume was a wonderful idea and allows us to benefit from his edition of the text without Lubab, however he didn't include the discussion on the differences between the manuscripts in this volume, that is in volumes 2-5.
His edition of Quduri does contain certain additions to the book that seem to have been added by those later and not by Quduri himself.

So anyone wanting the most correct edition of the book should buy his edition, which would come with Lubab and beneficial footnotes on Lubab.
The price of this edition is very high though and it isn't easily available in most countries.

I would advise scanning his edition of Quduri alone and uploading it, so that others could benefit from it. Just don't tell Sh. Sa'id about it, he lost his cool when I defended those who scan and upload kitabs, as he is bitterly opposed to the practice due to the monetary harm he thinks it causes him.

I will probably meet him again soon and would advise him to print his edition of Quduri alone, so that those who don't want to purchase the entire 6 volume collection wouldn't have to resort to copying it. I just hope he doesn't kick me out of his house!

As for Mawlana Mia's edition, anyone wanting an Indian Hashiyah typed out can get:
- Mawlana Ghulam Mustafa Qasimi's Hashiyah, printed by Qadimah in Karachi and Dar Ibn Kathir in Syria
- Mawlana I'zaz Ali's Hashiyah which has been printed a number of times by Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmiyyah etc
- al-Mu'tasar ad-Daruri printed by Idarat al-Quran of Karachi.

I have advised Mawlana Mia not to continue with the work on Quduri as these available editions fulfill the need.

Assalamu alaikum Mufti saheb,

JazakAllah - I was hoping you would give your valuable input. I will try to get my hands on any one of the editions you have recommended.

[Al-Faruqi]

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[hope1]

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Assalamu alaikum,

JazakAllah.

[hope1]

As for Mawlana Mia's edition, anyone wanting an Indian Hashiyah typed out can get:
- Mawlana Ghulam Mustafa Qasimi's Hashiyah, printed by Qadimah in Karachi and Dar Ibn Kathir in Syria
- Mawlana I'zaz Ali's Hashiyah which has been printed a number of times by Dar al-Kutub al-Ilmiyyah etc
- al-Mu'tasar ad-Daruri printed by Idarat al-Quran of Karachi.

Assalamu alaikum,

Does anyone know where one can purchase these books? North America would be preferred followed by England then South Africa then the subcontinent.

The ones I can see for purchase online and the Buffalo bookstore does not seem to have these editions.

Do they sell these Hanafi books in Saudi. Saudi is also a good option for me to purchase in.

JazakAllah.

[Mad Dog Dead Donkey]

Assalamu alaikum,

Does anyone know where one can purchase these books? North America would be preferred followed by England then South Africa then the subcontinent.

The ones I can see for purchase online and the Buffalo bookstore does not seem to have these editions.

JazakAllah.

available here: sales@zakariyyah.com

[Harisa]

Selam Alikum

Go for the English one - it has parallel Arabic text too, which is very accurate.
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