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Ibn ʿAlīwa

(1,374 words)

Author(s): Lings, M.
, S̲h̲ayk̲h̲ Abu ’l-ʿAbbās Aḥmad b. Muṣṭafā al-ʿAlawī al-Mustag̲h̲ānimī , ṣūfī and poet, born at Mostaganem in Algeria in 1286/1869 of a distinguished but at that time indigent family. He never went to school and his handwriting remained unproficient all his life, but he was taught to read and given lessons in the Ḳurʾān by his father, though even these had to be cut short owing to his family’s poverty, which forced him, at an early age, to take to cobbling and then later to open a small shop. In his spare time he attended a course of lessons in the Islamic doctrine of Divine Unity ( tawḥīd

Ibn ʿAlīwa

(1,340 words)

Author(s): Lings, M.
, S̲h̲ayk̲h̲ Abū l-ʿAbbās Aḥmad b. Muṣṭafā al-ʿAlawī al-Mustag̲h̲ānimī, ṣūfī et poète, né à Mostaganem, en 1286/1869, d’une famille distinguée, mais qui était alors indigente. Il n’alla jamais à l’école, et son écriture demeura toute sa vie défectueuse, mais son père lui apprit à lire et lui enseigna le Ḳurʾān; ces leçons elles-mêmes durent bientôt être abandonnées à cause de la pauvreté de la famille qui l’obligea très tôt à se faire savetier et plus tard à ouvrir une petite échoppe; dans ses moments de loisir, il suivit une série de leçons sur la doctrine islamique de l’Unité divine ( tawḥīd…

Ḳabḍ

(1,523 words)

Author(s): Linant de Bellefonds, Y. | Lings, M. | Ben Cheneb, Moh. | Bonebakker, S.A.
(a.), verbal noun meaning “seizure”, “grasping”, “contraction”, “abstention”, etc., and used in the special vocabulary of various disciplines. i.—In fiḳh the word signifies taking possession of, handing over. In Mālikī law ḥiyāza is more frequently used. Tasallum is also employed to mean the act of handing over. Taking possession is accomplished by the material transfer of the thing when movable goods are involved; by occupation when it is a question of real estate, but also symbolically by the handing over of the keys or title deeds of the property. Ḳabḍ only …

Ḳabḍ

(1,451 words)

Author(s): Linant de Bellefonds, Y. | Lings, M. | ben Cheneb, Moh. | Bonebakker, S. A.
(A.), nom d’action signifiart. «prise», «saisie», «contraction», «abstention», etc., et appartenant à la terminologie de plusieurs disciplines. I. En fiḳh, il signifie prise de possession, tradition. En droit mālikite, on emploie plus fréquemment ḥiyāza. On ait aussi tasallum pour indiquer la mise en possession. La prise de possession se fait par remise matérielle quand il s’agit de choses mobilières; en matière immobilière, par occupation, mais aussi, symboliquement, par remise des clés ou des titres de propriété. Le ḳabḍ n’occupe qu’une place secondaire dans la vente, le fiḳh, …