الكِتاباتُ المَنْقُوشَةُ عَلى خَواتِمِ الخُلَفاءِ الفاطِمِيِّين دِراسَةً وتَوْثِيْقاً (Arabic)

Ingraved writing on the rings of Fatimid caliphates study and investigated. (English)

This study dealt with the short poetic writings inscribed on The seals taken by the Fatimid caliphs, who succeeded in ruling over the course of 1171 AD (In light - 567 AH = 909 - more than two and a half centuries) 297 Arabic sources provided it with knowledge related to these inscriptions. The study included On two sides, the first presented an analysis of these inscriptions, dealing with their sources The heritage, its thematic contents, its salient features, and its stylistic features. Between The other side provided a collection and documentation of the remains of those inscriptions, and it was coordinated by looking To its companions from the caliphs, according to their chronological order, while taking care of the graduation Documenting and showing the faces of the inscription images and their different readings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

تَناولَتْ هذه الدِّراسَةُ الكِتاباتِ الشِّعارِيَّةَ المُخْتَزَلَةَ المَنْقُوشَةَ عَلى الخَواتِمِ التي اتَّخَذَها الخُلَفاءُ الفاطِمِيُّونَ الذينَ تَعاقَبُوا عَلى الحُكْمِ على مَدارِ 1171 م(فِي ضَوءِ ما - 567 ه= 909 - أَكْثَرَ مِنْ قَرْنَيْنِ ونِصْفِ القَرْن) 297 قَدَّمَتهُ المَصادِرُ العَرَبِيَّةُ مِنْ مَعارِفَ مُتَعَلِّقَةٍ بِهذه النُّقُوش. واشْتَمَلَتْ الدِّراسَةُ عَلى جانِبَيْنِ رَئِيْسَيْنِ قَدَّمَ الأَوَّلُ تَحْلِيْلاً لِتِلكَ النُّقُوش، مُتَناولاً مَصادِرَها التُّراثِيَّة، ومَضامِيْنَها المَوْضُوعِيَّة، ومَلامِحَها البارِزَة، وسِماتِها الأُسْلُوبِيَّة. فِيما قَدَّمَ الجانِبُ الآخَرُ جَمْعاً وتَوْثِيْقاً لِبقايا تِلْكَ النُّقُوش، وجَرى نَسْقُها بِالنَّظَرِ إِلى أَصْحابِها مِنَ الخُلَفاء، عَلى وَفْقِ تَسَلْسُلِهم الزَّمَنِيّ، مَع الاعْتِناءِ بِالتَّخْرِيْجِ والتَّوْثِيْقِ وبَيانِ وجُوهِ صُوَرِ النَّقْشِ واخْتلافِ قِراءتِه. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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