Published Editions
- Printed in Cairo 1352–1353 AH/1933-1934 CE.
- Printed by Mu'assash al-Ma'arif in Beirut in 1986 in a total of 10 sections in 5 volumes – 2 sections per volume. It includes the editing of al-'Iraqi and Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani.
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