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[shiasoul]

Yaqut Hamvi, Shahabuddin Abu Abdullah Yaqut bin Abdullah, Mu'jam al-Buldan, vol.5, pg.142, Sadir Publications, Beirut, 2nd Publications, 1995.

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[Nader Zaveri]

shiasoul, on 07 July 2012 - 06:49 PM, said:

Yaqut Hamvi, Shahabuddin Abu Abdullah Yaqut bin Abdullah, Mu'jam al-Buldan, vol.5, pg.142, Sadir Publications, Beirut, 2nd Publications, 1995.

Are you looking for an English translation, or the actual Arabic book? Or, are you just looking for a specific quote?

From what I see, I believe you are looking for the quote about Aasiyyah's, wife of Fir`awn, qabr (grave).

Here is the actual Arabic to it:
بالقاهرة مشهد به رأس الحسين بن علي ، رضي الله عنه ، نقل إليها من عسقلان لما أخذ الفرنج عسقلان وهو خلف دار المملكة يزار ، وبظاهر القاهرة مشهد صخرة موسى ابن عمران ، عليه السلام ، به أثر أصابع يقال إنها أصابعه فيه اختفى من فرعون لما خافه ، وبين مصر والقاهرة قبة يقال إنها قبر السيدة نفيسة بنت الحسن ابن زيد بن الحسن بن علي بن أبي طالب ، ومشهد يقال إن فيه فاطمة بنت محمد بن إسماعيل بن جعفر الصادق وقبر آمنة بنت محمد الباقر ، ومشهد فيه قبر رقية بنت علي بن أبي طالب ، ومشهد فيه قبر آسية بنت مزاحم زوجة فرعون
Source:
al-Himawi, Mu`jam  al-Buldaan, (Beirut, Daar al-Ihyaa' al-Turaath al-`Arabi, 1399/1479), vol. 5, pg. 142

I actually have a personal copy of this book, here is the scan for the reference you need. The version of the book I have is published by the same publisher Daar Saadir in Beirut, but the year of publication is 1397/1977.




NOTE: Do not take everything in this book as scripture. If you notice, it says that the Head of al-Hussayn is in Cairo, which we all know this is untrue. Even Ibn al-Taymiyyah wrote a risaalah titled Ra's al-Hussayn, saying that it is false and fabricated.

بل المشهد المنسوب إلى الحسين بن علي - رضي الله عنهما - الذي بالقاهرة كذب مختلق، بلا نزاع بين العلماء المعروفين عند أهل العلم
Rather, the shrine that is attributed to al-Hussayn b. `Alee , which is in Cairo, is false and fabricated, and it is undeniable between the recognize `ulemaa' of the people of knowledge
Source:
Ibn Taymiyyah, Ra's al-Hussayn, ed. Dr. Sayyid al-Jumayli, pg. 4

Edited by Nader Zaveri, 09 July 2012 - 11:51 AM.

[shiasoul]

Nader Zaveri, on 09 July 2012 - 11:47 AM, said:

Are you looking for an English translation, or the actual Arabic book? Or, are you just looking for a specific quote?

From what I see, I believe you are looking for the quote about Aasiyyah's, wife of Fir`awn, qabr (grave).

Here is the actual Arabic to it:
ÈÇáÞÇåÑÉ ãÔåÏ Èå ÑÃÓ ÇáÍÓíä Èä Úáí ¡ ÑÖí Çááå Úäå ¡ äÞá ÅáíåÇ ãä ÚÓÞáÇä áãÇ ÃÎÐ ÇáÝÑäÌ ÚÓÞáÇä æåæ ÎáÝ ÏÇÑ ÇáããáßÉ íÒÇÑ ¡ æÈÙÇåÑ ÇáÞÇåÑÉ ãÔåÏ ÕÎÑÉ ãæÓì ÇÈä ÚãÑÇä ¡ Úáíå ÇáÓáÇã ¡ Èå ÃËÑ ÃÕÇÈÚ íÞÇá ÅäåÇ ÃÕÇÈÚå Ýíå ÇÎÊÝì ãä ÝÑÚæä áãÇ ÎÇÝå ¡ æÈíä ãÕÑ æÇáÞÇåÑÉ ÞÈÉ íÞÇá ÅäåÇ ÞÈÑ ÇáÓíÏÉ äÝíÓÉ ÈäÊ ÇáÍÓä ÇÈä ÒíÏ Èä ÇáÍÓä Èä Úáí Èä ÃÈí ØÇáÈ ¡ æãÔåÏ íÞÇá Åä Ýíå ÝÇØãÉ ÈäÊ ãÍãÏ Èä ÅÓãÇÚíá Èä ÌÚÝÑ ÇáÕÇÏÞ æÞÈÑ ÂãäÉ ÈäÊ ãÍãÏ ÇáÈÇÞÑ ¡ æãÔåÏ Ýíå ÞÈÑ ÑÞíÉ ÈäÊ Úáí Èä ÃÈí ØÇáÈ ¡ æãÔåÏ Ýíå ÞÈÑ ÂÓíÉ ÈäÊ ãÒÇÍã ÒæÌÉ ÝÑÚæä
Source:
al-Himawi, Mu`jam  al-Buldaan, (Beirut, Daar al-Ihyaa' al-Turaath al-`Arabi, 1399/1479), vol. 5, pg. 142

I actually have a personal copy of this book, here is the scan for the reference you need. The version of the book I have is published by the same publisher Daar Saadir in Beirut, but the year of publication is 1397/1977.

mu\'jam al-buldaan - vol. 5, pg 142.png


NOTE: Do not take everything in this book as scripture. If you notice, it says that the Head of al-Hussayn is in Cairo, which we all know this is untrue. Even Ibn al-Taymiyyah wrote a risaalah titled Ra's al-Hussayn, saying that it is false and fabricated.

Èá ÇáãÔåÏ ÇáãäÓæÈ Åáì ÇáÍÓíä Èä Úáí - ÑÖí Çááå ÚäåãÇ - ÇáÐí ÈÇáÞÇåÑÉ ßÐÈ ãÎÊáÞ¡ ÈáÇ äÒÇÚ Èíä ÇáÚáãÇÁ ÇáãÚÑæÝíä ÚäÏ Ãåá ÇáÚáã
Rather, the shrine that is attributed to al-Hussayn b. `Alee , which is in Cairo, is false and fabricated, and it is undeniable between the recognize `ulemaa' of the people of knowledge
Source:
Ibn Taymiyyah, Ra's al-Hussayn, ed. Dr. Sayyid al-Jumayli, pg. 4

Thank you! Yes, I was looking for her!