The Shaykh was asked about the book: Thamarat al-Nazar fi 'Ilm al-athar by al-San'ani

The questioner : I am only asking you about a manuscript: Thamarat al-Nazar fi 'Ilm al-athar by al-San'ani. Have you heard of it?

The Shaykh: No.

The questioner : I have not heard of it. In fact, I came across it in the National Library in Riyadh, and it is with me now.

The Shaykh : Large?

The questioner : It is not large; this is it. I photographed it from there.

The Shaykh : By al-San'ani?

The questioner : The author of Subul al-Salam; he mentions it.

The Shaykh : Yes, he has a book. What is its name?
Al-Halabi : Tawdih al-Afkar. He attributes this to that book in Tawdih al-Afkar, saying, "And I have detailed this issue in al-Thamarat," meaning some of the issues.

The Shaykh : Yes.
Al-Halabi : And that one is more comprehensive than this one, and this one is for the benefit. My Shaykh, a doctoral dissertation was verified in Saudi Arabia in a large volume, yes, and it was discussed, yes.

The Shaykh : And this handwriting, whose handwriting is it, Professor? Do you know? It looks like modern handwriting, meaning?

The questioner : I did not know. It appears to be written at the end.

The questioner : 'Ali 'Abd Allah

The Shaykh : Here it is one thousand and three hundred, a late date.

The Shaykh : Did you photograph it? Do you have a goal to verify it, or what?

The questioner : By Allah, I was intending, as long asThe Shaykh : I mentioned that I was intending to present it to you.

The Shaykh : Ah, verified, meaning?
Al-Halabi : I read it, my Shaykh, and I heard its discussion.

The Shaykh : All right, Professor Khudr.