Author
Suyūṭī, 1445-1505
Author Original
Suyūṭī, 1445-1505, سيوطي، 1445-1505
Publication Place
-
[17th century?]
Subject
Jesus Christ—Islamic interpretations—Early works to 1800, Muḥammad Prophet -632—Early works to 1800, Dreams—Religious aspects—Islam—Early works to 1800, Gabriel (Archangel)—Early works to 1800, Islamic ethics—Islam—Early works to 1800, Purity, Ritual—Islam—Early works to 1800, Religious life—Islam—Early works to 1800, Second Advent—Islamic interpretations—Early works to 1800, Squirrels—Religious aspects—Islam—Early works to 1800, Manuscripts, Arabic—New Jersey—Princeton, Colored papers (Paper)
Type
kitap
Language
Arabic
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
Yes
Pages Count
113
Library
Princeton University Library
Library Asset ID
9963584343506421
Record ID
dc8s45qn49q
Library Location
Special Collections Islamic Manuscripts, Garrett no. 1151H
Date
01-01-1600 T00:00:00 AH/12-31-1699 T:Khas:Khasz — 1600-1699
Notes
A collection containing seven Islamic religious texts. | Ms. composite codex., Title from caption of table of contents (fol. 1a)., A few marginal notes and glosses. Table of contents (fol. 1a). Extracts and inscription dated Shaʻbān 1147 (fol. 113b and lower pastedown)., Collation: Paper ; fol. 113; catchwords ; Modern foliation in pencil using Western numerals., Layout: 15 lines per page; frame-ruled in red., Description: Rubricated ; some vowel signs; some paper lightly tinted red; MS in good condition., Origin: Probably from One thousand prophets died and twenty-four thousand prophets died... -- [Poem] Glory be to the Lord of the Most High, the death of the proofs * And He sent the messengers to guide the guided ones -- [The Masterpiece of Procreation] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. What is the saying of our master and master, the Sheikh of Islam, the preserver of the era, the diligent one of time... Jalal al-Din al-Suyuti, may God prolong his life and benefit us with his knowledge. He has restored to us and to the Muslims... -- [Information of the ruling] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God. And peace be upon His servants whom He has chosen. And after, I received a question on Thursday, the sixth of Jumada al-Awwal, in the year eight hundred and eighty-eight. His image is the one responsible for the answer to what he mentions... -- [Wearing the Yelp] In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. The book of information arrived in Aleppo, so he stopped at it. He agreed with my opinion in it, that Gabriel is the ambassador between God and his fathers..., Colophon: [The Book of the Brilliant] and the good ending is that He is over everything sanctified -- [The Book of Enlightenment] And he prayed to God upon Our Master Muhammad and upon his family and companions, and may peace be upon him abundantly until the Day of Judgment... Always and forever -- [Definition of the category] This is the last of the answers -- [Poem] Then blessings be upon the guide and his stumble * And the truth of what came was prevailed in balance -- [The Masterpiece of Procreation] And God knows best what is correct, and praise be to God alone -- [Information of the ruling] May God’s blessings and peace be upon our Master Muhammad and his family and companions and grant him peace abundantly, and praise be to God alone -- [Wearing the Yalb] This is the last answer, by God I know, may God’s blessings and peace be upon our master Muhammad, his family, and his companions 1. fol. 3a-26b: Kitāb al-Bāhir fī ḥukm al-Nabī ṣallá Allāh ʻalayhi wa-sallam bi-al-bāṭin wa-al-ẓāhir. A treatise on the superiority of the Prophet over all people and his ability to give an opinion as to the outward behavior of man as well as his inner motives., 2. fol. 27a-46b: Kitāb Tanwīr al-ḥalak fī imkān ruʼyat al-Nabī wa-al-malak. On the possibility of seeing the Prophet and the angels during sleep or wakefulness., 3. fol. 47a-74b: Taʻrīf al-fiʼah bi-ajwibat al-asʼilah al-miʼah. A collection of answers to moral and religious questions. The treatise discusses ninety-four questions. The answers to the first nine questions are missing from this copy., 4. fol. 71a-74a: [Poem], 5. fol. 74a-91a: Tuḥfat al-anjāb bi-masʼalat al-sunjāb. A legal treatise discussing the question whether or not the skin of the squirrel is made ceremonially clean after tanning., 6. fol. 91b-110a: al-Iʻlām bi-ḥukm ʻĪsá ʻalayhi al-salām. A treatise on the second coming of Christ, composed 888/1483 in answer to the question about the law with which Christ will judge people, whether it will be the Prophetʼs law or his own law., 7. fol. 110b-112b: Lubs al-yalab fī al-jawāb ʻan īrād ḥalab. An answer to an objection to the author’s saying in Kitāb al-Iʻlām that Gabriel is the only messenger between God and His Prophets. | Type II (with flap) binding in brown leather and paper. Flap has been removed. Binding re-used as it does not fit the current contents. | Acquired from Brill, Leyden, A.D. 1900. | Hitti, P. Garrett Coll., 2038., Ḥājjī Khalīfah, Kashf al-ẓunūn (1835-58), II, ppf. 8/9; I, p. 481, II, p. 454; II, p. 319; II, p. 222; I, pp. 363/4; V, pp. 307/8., Ahlwardt, Verzeichnis der Arabischen Handschriften, 2588, 4276/7, 3636, 2539-44, 2507/8.
İnternette mevcut
arks.princeton.edu
Koleksiyonlar
Middle East Manuscripts, Princeton Digital Library of Islamic Manuscripts
Bağışlayan
Garrett, Robert, 1875-1961
