Mrs. Nafisa (may God be pleased with her) in the manuscript Mashariq Al-Anwar fi Al-Bayt Al-Pure by Al-Hafiz Abdul Rahman bin Hassan bin Omar Al-Ajhuri (d.1198 AH) (study and investigation)

Abstract

Revealing the sources of our scientific and historical heritage represented in (manuscripts), and working to achieve and publish them is of utmost importance in human studies. Also, researching and looking into the lives of the past, learning about their conditions and effects, and verifying what they wrote from their works, is a great addition to the cognitive, intellectual and social aspect of the historical and Islamic library. It reveals a large part of the memory and history of nations and individuals, and shows their cultural production in various cognitive aspects .                                                         

The most important reason for our choice of this character is: (Mrs. Nafisa bint Al-Hasan bin Zaid bin Imam Al-Hasan Al-Mujtaba bin Imam Ali bin Abi Talib (peace be upon them), and she is part of a large manuscript that we are working on investigating and studying; it is the lack of mention by researchers of her, and the other reason is that this The manuscript mostly talked about the life of the Prophet Muhammad (may God bless him and his family and grant them peace), including his name, lineage, and birth, and everything related to his descriptions, merits, miracles, adornments, wives, and children.

Then we will talk about his family, one by one, from the Imams (peace be upon them) and their children from the Alawite nobles buried in Egypt. We know very well that everything related to the Prophet Muhammad (may God’s prayers and peace be upon him and his family) and his infallible family has been extensively written, researched, scrutinized and scrutinized by authors and researchers. Whether they were ancient sources or modern references, these books occupied a large space in the Islamic library, so I focused on investigating some of the children and grandchildren of the Imams (peace be upon them) buried in Egypt . The author dedicated a chapter in this manuscript, which is the fourth chapter, and he called it: (Concerning the heads of the Ahl al-Bayt buried in Egypt), and from this chapter he allocated (a continuation and conclusion with the nobles from the children of the non-distinguished and unknown Imams) as the author called them, and I chose from them for our research, which is (Mrs. Nafisa), until the completion of the entire manuscript in the near future, After collecting copies of this manuscript, the complete version will come to light, God Almighty willing .