Ghalia Al-Mawa'idh by Nu'man ibn Mahmud al-Alusi

Born around 1300 AH/1882 CE in a certain region, he traveled to Istanbul in the same year, spent two years there, and then returned with the title of school director. Being one of the prominent calligraphers of his era, he obtained permission from his father to practice the art of calligraphy, and he wrote what he wrote and authored in Rayhani script, relying on the Nasta'liq text. The General Awqaf Library in Baghdad possesses some of his handwritten works.

This sermon is distinguished by its comprehensiveness of the message of the school of testament and religion, and it contains great benefits, enlightening narrations, and rich effects, which makes it priceless.