This is the Treatise on 'Amal Ma'rifat Quoted From the Book of Sufism With an Overview [1347 AH]

Title This is the Treatise on 'Amal Ma'rifat Quoted From the Book of Sufism With an Overview [1347 AH]
Publication Date: 1347
Publication Place Indonesia, Asia -
Type Book
Language ara,msa
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 36
Library: British Library - Endangered Archives Program (EAP)
Record ID EAP153/6/9
Library Location National University of Singapore
Date 1347
Notes Islamic text book about oneness of God and mystique, containing concise lessons. Creator: 'Abd al-Rahman Sidik Banjari. Notes: Typographically printed book published by Al-Ahmadiah Press in Singapore as 4th edition. Cover light blue, binding with thread, spine enhanced with sellotape. At the end of the work we find the following note: We have finished writing this treatise at the beginning of the evening of Thursday, the eighth day of the month of Rabbi'ul Awal in the Hijrah year one thousand three hundred and thirty-two in Sapat in Indra Giri... On the cover and title page we find the name of the owner: Sjamsoerizal Adnan Chik Syamsu ibni Adnan Syamsurijal in jawi and latin characters in black ink. In an edition that was printed by his son-in-law, Haji Abdul Hamid in 1332 AH or 1913 AD, the name of the author is mentioned as follows: Haji 'Abdulrahman Sidik bin Haji Muhammad Afit Mufti Indragiri. One of the printed works of Haji Abdul Hamid is preserved in the collection of Balai Maklumat Melayu Riau Culture in Penyengat Island, Tanjungpinang: Catalog No. 57/Print.
Atıf Ini Risalah ‘Amal Ma’rifat Yang Dinukilkan Daripada Kitab al-Tasawuf Dengan Ikhtisar [1347 AH], British Library, EAP153/6/9, https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP153-6-9
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This is the Treatise on 'Amal Ma'rifat Quoted From the Book of Sufism With an Overview [1347 AH]

Publication Date 1347
Publication Place Indonesia, Asia -
Type Book
Language ara,msa
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 36
Library British Library - Endangered Archives Program (EAP)
Record ID EAP153/6/9
Library Location National University of Singapore
Date 1347
Notes Islamic text book about oneness of God and mystique, containing concise lessons. Creator: 'Abd al-Rahman Sidik Banjari. Notes: Typographically printed book published by Al-Ahmadiah Press in Singapore as 4th edition. Cover light blue, binding with thread, spine enhanced with sellotape. At the end of the work we find the following note: We have finished writing this treatise at the beginning of the evening of Thursday, the eighth day of the month of Rabbi'ul Awal in the Hijrah year one thousand three hundred and thirty-two in Sapat in Indra Giri... On the cover and title page we find the name of the owner: Sjamsoerizal Adnan Chik Syamsu ibni Adnan Syamsurijal in jawi and latin characters in black ink. In an edition that was printed by his son-in-law, Haji Abdul Hamid in 1332 AH or 1913 AD, the name of the author is mentioned as follows: Haji 'Abdulrahman Sidik bin Haji Muhammad Afit Mufti Indragiri. One of the printed works of Haji Abdul Hamid is preserved in the collection of Balai Maklumat Melayu Riau Culture in Penyengat Island, Tanjungpinang: Catalog No. 57/Print.
Atıf Ini Risalah ‘Amal Ma’rifat Yang Dinukilkan Daripada Kitab al-Tasawuf Dengan Ikhtisar [1347 AH], British Library, EAP153/6/9, https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP153-6-9
Yazı sistemleri Arabic
Atıf koşulları Except as otherwise permitted under your national copyright law this material may not be copied or distributed further
Görüntü yönü right-to-left
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