Author
Ebû Muhammed Rükneddin Ubeydullah b. Muhammad b. Abdulaziz es-Samarkandî.,
Author Original
أبو محمد ركن الدين عبيد الله بن محمد بن عبد العزيز السمرقندي
Subject
Islamic religion and Islamic sciences.
Type
Book
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Physical Dimensions
253x170-204x137 mm.
Library
Turkish Manuscripts Association Presidency
Library Asset ID
309446
Record ID
309446
Library Location
Süleymaniye Library/Muğlalı Hoca Mustafa Efendi
Notes
The name of the work is not included in the text, but the phrase "Risâle fi Acâ'ibi'l-Kulûb" appears at the beginning of the copy. The name of the author is mentioned in the introduction of the work. Red ink was used in the titles, beginnings of words and some drawings. Traces of moisture can be seen on the page edges of the copy. The copy has been partially repaired. The work is a treatise written on the evaluation of the nature of the heart in terms of Sufism. The work consists of ten chapters. Under these headings, relevant verses, hadiths, statements of the companions, and sayings of the Sufis were compiled and the quality of the heart was evaluated.
Sample Text
(26a) In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God, the Converter of hearts and Knower of the secrets of the unseen... And after that, our Lord, our Master, and our Sheikh... Ubayd Allah bin Muhammad bin Abdul Aziz Al-Samarqandi said... Indeed, God is the guide and the one who leads astray, and He does not ask what He does, and they ask (30b) He extracts supplications from the soul and brings it to a state that can be benefited from. And Ja’far Al-Sadiq, may God have mercy on him, said when he is afflicted, O God, give good manners and do not put anger.
Eser türü
Telif.
Tasnif numarası/Konu
297.7 / Tasavvuf ve tarikatlar
Koleksiyon no.
00109-005
Yaprak, satır, sütun sayısı
26a-30b yk., 25 st. ;
Cilt özellikleri
Şemseli, miklepli, kırmızı deri cilt.
Yazım şekli (Mensur/Manzum)
Mensur.
Alfabe ve yazı türü
Arap harfli- Nesih.
Mühürler
Vakıf mührü, es-Seyyid Mustafa Fehmî el-Mevlevî, 1b