Author
Khādimī, Muḥammad ibn Muṣṭafá, 1701 or 2-1762 or 3.
Publication Date
[1704-1806].
Subject
Ghazzālī,, Ghazzālī, /1058-1111., Ghazzālī, / 1058-1111. /Ayyuhā al-walad., Ghazzālī,, Ghazzālī, /1058-1111., Ghazzālī, / 1058-1111. /Jannat al-asmāʼ., Manuscripts, Arabic, Manuscripts, Arabic /Michigan, Manuscripts, Arabic / Michigan /Ann Arbor., Islamic magic, Islamic magic /Early works to 1800., Arabic alphabet, Arabic alphabet /Symbolic aspects, Arabic alphabet / Symbolic aspects /Early works to 1800., Islam, Islam /Terminology, Islam / Terminology /Early works to 1800., Islamic philosophy, Islamic philosophy /Dictionaries, Islamic philosophy / Dictionaries /Early works to 1800., Sufism, Sufism /Dictionaries, Sufism / Dictionaries /Early works to 1800., Sufism, Sufism /Doctrines, Sufism / Doctrines /Early works to 1800., God (Islam), God (Islam) /Name, God (Islam) / Name /Early works to 1800., Basmalah, Basmalah /Doctrines, Basmalah / Doctrines /Early works to 1800.
Type
Book
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
276
Physical Dimensions
276 leaves : paper ; 216 x 140 mm.
Library
HathiTrust Digital Library
Record ID
005989448
Date
[1704-1806].
Notes
Shelfmark: Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, Special Collections Research Center, Isl. Ms. 56 Origin: As appears in colophon on p.100, Risālat al-basmalah copied by Muḥammad ibn Memish [Muḥammad] ibn al-Ḥājjī Muḥammad ibn Ḥājjī ʻUthmān-zādah (Mehmet Memiş Osmanzade) with transcription (“qad jaffa al-qalam ʻan taswīd hādhihi al-nuskhah al-sharīfah...”) completed roughly 21 Ṣafar 1221 [ca. 10 May 1806] (dating by fractions, reads: “At noon on the Saturday of the tenth tenth of the first tenth of the third tenth of the second sixth of the first half of the first tenth of the second tenth of the third hundred and thousand after the Hijra of the One who has glory and honour...”). As appears in colophon on p.246, transcription of al-Jurjānī's Taʻrīfāt completed in Karaman in the year 1116 [1704 or 5]. Paper suggests 18th or early 19th century for bulk of codex. Accompanying materials: Inserts carrying excerpts, notes, etc. (paginated pp.519-520 and pp.547-548). Former shelfmark: British Museum, London "No. 101. Treatise on the Bismillah." ; "656" on the tail of the text block. Binding: Pasteboards (quite thin, semi-limp covers) in black leather, with spine and edges/turn-ins in red-brown leather; Type III binding (without flap); doubles in brown leather with blind-tooled design; upper and lower covers bear blind-tooled design in rosettes and s-shapes evoking central mandorla and cornerpieces; sewn in lime green thread, two stations; Worked chevron endbands in lime green and light yellow, only tailband intact; Overall in fair condition with minor abrasion, some shrinkage, and minor spine slant (slightly cocked). Support: European laid paper of several types; one type with 10-11 laid lines per cm. (vertical), chain lines spaced 28 mm. apart (horizontal), and watermarks including three hats and crossbow with 'M A' below ; Another type with 11 laid lines per cm. (vertical), chain lines spaced 22-24 mm. apart (horizontal), and watermarks including bull (trippant or statant guardant), man on a horse over 'C B G,' crown over 'G B T,' coat of arms, etc. ; Some leaves only lightly burnished if at all. Decoration: Keywords (often marking sections) and abbreviation symbols rubricated ; some overlining in red ink; Illuminated diagram (namely, dāʼirat ʻAlī ibn Abī Ṭālib) on p.253. Script: Naskh; mainly a fine Ottoman hand; mainly serifless; effect of tilt to the left; mainly open counters; some elongation of horizontal strokes ; pointing in lines rather than distinct dots ; descenders mainly curvilinear; rightward descenders tapered. Layout: Written mainly in 21 lines per page; frame-ruled. Collation: 27 V(270), III (276); almost exclusively quinions; numerous leaves left blank ; mainly lacks proper catchwords but last word of final line on the verso of each leaf is usually repeated at the beginning of the first line on the following recto ; catchwords present in Taʻrīfāt al-Jurjānī; pagination in pencil, Western numerals, supplied during digitization (includes inserts, skips two pages each between pp.47-48, pp.103-104, and pp.449-450, and mistakenly repeats pp.86-87 twice). Title supplied by catalogue. Ms. composite codex. Bookplate of British Museum, London on interior of upper cover, "British Museum, London. No. 101. Treatise on the Bismillah." ; circular seal impression with figure of goat/gazelle in purple ink as well as inscription "398" in Western numerals on recto of opening leaf (p.1) ; circular waqf-seal impression in black ink appears on the recto of opening leaf (p.1) and several places throughout, reads: “This is the endowment of Al-Raji Fayd Al-Samadi, Sheikh Ahmad Diya Al-Din Ibn Mustafa Al-Khalidi, so whoever changes it after he has heard it, his sin is only upon those who change it” in name of Aḥmad Ḍiyāʼ al-Dīn ibn Muṣṭafá al-Khālidī (i.e. Ahmed Ziyâüddîn Gümüşhanevî, d. 1893 or 4); occasional interlinear and marginal corrections.. Collective volume (majmūʻah / mecmua) with a clear copy of Risālat al-basmalah, or Khazāʼin al-jawāhir wa-makhāzin al-zawāhir, by Muḥammad ibn Muṣṭafá al-Khādimī (d. 1762), accompanied by a few others mainly Sufi texts and assorted excerpts, with many leaves of the codex left blank.
İlgili İsimler
Khādimī, Muḥammad ibn Muṣṭafá, 1701 or2-1762 or 3., Jurjānī, ʻAlī ibn Muḥammad, al-Sayyid al-Sharīf, 1340-1413., Mehmet Memiş Osmanzade, fl. 1806
