The final destination is known as Basr Man Rai in Alam Jafar
(مقصد اقصی موسوم بسر من رای در علم جفر)

Title The final destination is known as Basr Man Rai in Alam Jafar
Title Original مقصد اقصی موسوم بسر من رای در علم جفر
Author Mahmoud Didar Mahtawi
Author Original محمود دیدار محتوی
Publication Date: 1900
Subject Occult | Numerology | Islam | Jafr
Type Document
Language Persian
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Pages Count 14
Physical Dimensions 21.5 cm x 14 cm
Library: UCLA Digital Library
Library Asset ID 4832
Record ID z1gc2642
Library Location Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier - Shah Mohammad Ghous Academy, Peshawar
Date 1900
Notes This book is on ʿilm-i jafr (Islamic numerology) and how future and past events can be unveiled using this knowledge. Through tables, the numbers associated with different abjad (Arabic alphabet), their ranks (maratib), and the principles of multiplication (taksir) are clarified. Footnotes are also provided in this regard. | Digitization for the Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier collection was sponsored by the Modern Endangered Archives Program with funding from Arcadia. | public domain
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The final destination is known as Basr Man Rai in Alam Jafar

(مقصد اقصی موسوم بسر من رای در علم جفر)
Author Mahmoud Didar Mahtawi
Author Original محمود دیدار محتوی
Publication Date 1900
Subject Occult | Numerology | Islam | Jafr
Type Document
Language Persian
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Pages Count 14
Physical Dimensions 21.5 cm x 14 cm
Library UCLA Digital Library
Library Asset ID 4832
Record ID z1gc2642
Library Location Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier - Shah Mohammad Ghous Academy, Peshawar
Date 1900
Notes This book is on ʿilm-i jafr (Islamic numerology) and how future and past events can be unveiled using this knowledge. Through tables, the numbers associated with different abjad (Arabic alphabet), their ranks (maratib), and the principles of multiplication (taksir) are clarified. Footnotes are also provided in this regard. | Digitization for the Sufi Shrine Libraries of the Afghan-Pakistan Frontier collection was sponsored by the Modern Endangered Archives Program with funding from Arcadia. | public domain
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