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The New Series
SCIENTIFIC WORKS
(I) The SUW ARU'L-KAWAKIB of Abu'l-Husayn
'Abdu'r-Rahman aș-Șūfī (d.986 A.D.). (Description
of the 48 Constellations and revision of Ptolemy's
Almagest or Syntax .
(II) The QANUN-I-MAS ŪDI or Canon Masudicus
by Abū Rayhan al-Bīrūnī (d. 1040 A.D.). Encyclo-
paedia of Astronomical Sciences and Chronology
of Ancient Nations etc. ( Vols I-III ) .
(III) The KITABU'L-ANW A' of Ibn Qutayba. (d.879
A.D.) Meteorology of the Arabs, and exposition
of technical terms lexicographically .
(IV) The HAWI FIT-TIBB of Abu Bakr Muhammad
b. Zakariyya ar-Rāzī ( d. 925 A.D.). Compendium
of the Greek Medical Lore with Razi's clinical OD-
servations and Treatment of Diseases (Vol.I-III).
( to be continued in 7 vols. )
TRADITON & TRADITIONISTS
(V ) AL-JARH WA'T-TA'DIL of Ibn Abi Hatim
ar-Razi ( d. 938 A.D. ) . ( Criticism of the Sciences
of Tradition and Traditionists ) . Vol. IV, pts. i-ii
(Whole work completed in 9 vols ) .
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valued highly for the sake of liberal knowledge and for
preserving the cultural unity of the South-East Asian
nations.
In spite of the magnitude of the task and the variety
of subjects and technical difficulties of editing such
highly specialised works, the Daira has, to an appreciable
extent, attempted to bring out these works in the original
Arabic text with as much accuracy as possible and with
as few drawbacks as are inherent in all human under-
takings and with as little equipment and resources as
are necessary for publishing such highly learned texts.
Details of all these efforts, the position of the author
in a particular branch of knowledge, the place of
a particular work in the literature of that subject,
the introduction, essays, notes and indices as are necessary
for modern research publications, have all been appended
to each and every work. The interested reader will thus
know the part played by a particular author in advancing
human knowledge in his own days and the importance of
that particular book in the present times.
The Daira owes a deep debt of gratitude to all those
who have helped it to produce the works in the present
form. Due acknowledgment has been made of all such
benefactors in the right place. It further wishes to seek
the indulgence of all scholars for any shortcomings they
may come across and requests them to help it by their
advice in future also.
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The New Programme of these Publications was first
announced in 1951 at the XXII Session of the Interna-
tional Congress of Orientalists at Istanbul andwas finalised
at the Colloquium on Islamic Culture at Princeton in 1953.
It was highly welcomed by the great Orientalists that had
assembled there from the four quarters of the globe.
The visit of the Hon'b!, Maulana Abu'l-Kalam Azad,
Minister of Education, Government of India, to the city
of Hyderabad, the Osmania University and the Dairatu'l-
Ma'arif on 24th September 1952 and his survey of the
activities of the Daira and its future plans put a new
life into the work of the Daira and enabled it to render
greater service by reviving the glorious past of the East
and presenting to the world a few masterpieces of the
Medieval times which have been the coveted goal of the
Western nations during this and the past centuries. This
was but a consummation of the patronage that had been
extended to Oriental Studies by India in the past ages.
The New Series of which a list is given below, ( this
work forms one of its components ) would not have seen
the light of day, had it not been for the continued
financial subsidy from the Government of Hyderabad
and the Osmania University, as well as for the specific
grant of the Ministry of Education, Government of India.
Thus the Daira has been fortunate in opening fresh
fountains of knowledge for new workers in free India and
has been able to depute a few silent ambassadors of our
own country to foreign lands where Arabic is studied
seriously and where Eastern thought and learning are
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION
Since the achievements of Eastern authors in the fields
of humanities and sciences are of basic importance and
since modern historians of literature, religion, philosophy
and science are deeply interested in the evolution of
thought and are making great researches into the regions of
knowledge covered by the geniuses of the past centuries,
the Executive and Literary Committees of the Dairatu'l-
Ma'arif, realising the great need of our times, have planned
a. New Programme of Publications and included in it
several literary, scientific and historical works which had
remained unpublished and beyond the reach of students.
scholars and even experts for centuries.
During the past seven decades, the Dairatu'l-Ma'arif,
keeping in view its aims and objects and its resources, has
contributed its share to the advancement of Eastern
knowledge in various branches of studies and has published
nearly 150 independent works in 350 volumes of which
a cursory mention has been made in the Glimpses of the
Dāiratu'l-Ma'ārif ( 1888 - 1956), published recently.
The year 1951 marks a great extension in the activities
of the Dairatu'l-Ma'arif and it may well be claimed as
one of the lasting fruits of Independence and a symbol of
· our national re-emergence.
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GENERAL INTRODUCTION
TO
THE NEW SERIES .
OF
THE DAIRATU'L- MA'ARIF- IL-OSMANIA,
PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUSPICES
OF THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION,
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

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DAIRATU'L-MA.ARIF-I'L-OSMANIA PUBLICATIONS
NEW SERIES, No. XIII/1
AL-BUKHARI, AL-IMAM ABU' ABD'ILLAH MUHAMMAD
B. ISMĀ‘IL ( d. 256 A.H./869 A.D. )
AT-TA'RĪKHU'L-KABĪR
(A Dictionary of the Biographies
of Traditionists )
Vol. III Pt. I
Edited by the Bureau from the Unique Ms. No. 2969
in the Library of Ahmad III, Istanbul
Under the auspices of the Ministry of Education,
Government of India
(First Edition)
Published
by
THE DAIRATU'L-MA'ARIFI'L-OSMANIA,
( OSMANIA ORIENTAL PUBLICATIONS BUREAU)
OSMANIA UNIVERSITY, HYDERABAD, 7.
ANDHRA PRADESH.
INDIA
1958 A.D./1377 A.H.

كِتابُ
التَّزَةُ الْكَبِيرُ
تأليفُ
الحافِظِ النقاد شَيخ الإسْلام جَبَل الحِفْظ وَإمَام الدنيا
أبي عَبْد الله اسماعيل بنْ ابراهِيْ الجعَفي البخَاري
المتوفي سنة ٢٥٦ ممرّة-٨٦٩ ميلادية
الْقِسْم الأول مِنَ الجزء الثالث
عبْد آلله - عبيد بن عَلي

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