A handwritten copy of Doga-i-Gahed-name and Doga-i-Isem-i-Azam is here
( دعاء عهد نامه هم دعاء اسم اعظم بودر)

Title	A handwritten copy of Doga-i-Gahed-name and Doga-i-Isem-i-Azam is here
Title Original	دعاء عهد نامه هم دعاء اسم اعظم بودر
Type	kitap
Language	Tatar
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	7
Library:	Darul Kutub
Library Asset ID	c8e8eae23b63ada46a8a6aece940b66925f69029
Record ID	2183
Library Location	Darul Pole
Notes	This publication is a handwritten copy of a unique religious monument - “Doga-i Gaһed-namә һәm Doga-i Isem-i Әgzam budur” (دعاء عهد نامه هم دعاء اسم اعظم بودر). The book contains the text of the famous Muslim prayer “Ahd-name” (“Prayer of the Covenant”), as well as a prayer addressed to the Greatest Name of Allah. The manuscript begins with the traditional introduction "Bismillahir-Rahmaanir-Rahim" and includes appeals to Allah, evidence of monotheism, recognition of the prophetic mission of Muhammad Sallallahu 'Alayhi wa Sallam, as well as requests for protection, mercy and fidelity to the covenant on the Day of Judgment. The text is written in Arabic with elements of the Turkic written tradition. The book is of interest to researchers of Islamic manuscript culture, specialists in Tatar spiritual literature, as well as to anyone interested in the history and practice of Muslim prayers.

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A handwritten copy of Doga-i-Gahed-name and Doga-i-Isem-i-Azam is here

( دعاء عهد نامه هم دعاء اسم اعظم بودر)

Type kitap

Language Tatar

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 7

Library Darul Kutub

Library Asset ID c8e8eae23b63ada46a8a6aece940b66925f69029

Record ID 2183

Library Location Darul Pole

Notes This publication is a handwritten copy of a unique religious monument - “Doga-i Gaһed-namә һәm Doga-i Isem-i Әgzam budur” (دعاء عهد نامه هم دعاء اسم اعظم بودر). The book contains the text of the famous Muslim prayer “Ahd-name” (“Prayer of the Covenant”), as well as a prayer addressed to the Greatest Name of Allah. The manuscript begins with the traditional introduction "Bismillahir-Rahmaanir-Rahim" and includes appeals to Allah, evidence of monotheism, recognition of the prophetic mission of Muhammad Sallallahu 'Alayhi wa Sallam, as well as requests for protection, mercy and fidelity to the covenant on the Day of Judgment. The text is written in Arabic with elements of the Turkic written tradition. The book is of interest to researchers of Islamic manuscript culture, specialists in Tatar spiritual literature, as well as to anyone interested in the history and practice of Muslim prayers.