Arabic manuscript on paper, 10 leaves with 2 fly-leaves, written in 17 lines in elegant naskh and thuluth script, each page written horizontally, vertically and diagonally, titles in large thuluth gilt script outlined in black, catch and important words in red and blue ink, comments in black naskh script, ruled in wide gilt border outlined in black, f1-b with headpiece decorated in gilt and royal blue, gold verse markers pointed by polychrome dots. The first page with the title " This is the honorable family tree of the Prophet Muhammad, Peace be upon Him", written in gilt thuluth script outlined in black within an illuminated roundel, ownership statements in black ink. In gilt deep red morocco binding, with flap.23 by 33 cmCatalogue note: Ibn 'l Mubarrid (Yusuf ibn Hasan Ibn Abdelhadi), a nickname of his grandfather Ahmad who was named that because of the roughness of his hand, born in Damascus (840-909AH / 1436 -1503AD), taught by many scholars of his time in the Levant and Egypt, and wrote several dictionaries among them in which he mentioned their names in full, died in his home in Salihiyah, and was buried in Qasioun. One of his most famous works is this book " al-Durra al-Mardia Wa al-Shajra al-nabawia, The shining pearl and the tree of the prophet", authored in 881AH/ 1476AD. This family tree is about the relatives of the Islamic prophet Muhammad as a family member of the family of Hashim and the Qurayshs tribe which is 'Adnani', this tree includes his wives, children, uncles, aunts, cousins, and grandparents.