“A sacrifice that leads to the behavior of the burning of the oppressed, the medicine for hearts, according to the world of the pious [19th century]”

Title “A sacrifice that leads to the behavior of the burning of the oppressed, the medicine for hearts, according to the world of the pious [19th century]”
Publication Place Indonesia, Asia, Peru, South America -
Type Book
Language ara,msa
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 254
Library: British Library - Endangered Archives Program (EAP)
Record ID EAP329/10/99
Library Location Religious Life Development Institute
Notes The paper used in the manuscript is European paper with watermark of three crescents. There is no page number, but it has catchword under the text. There is no cover attached to the manuscript. i It is mentioned in the colophon of the second text that the writing had finished in 1238H (1822M). The text was written in prose using black and red ink. The manuscript consists of 3 texts, those are about Sufism and guidance toward self approach with God. The text is complete. The manuscript was hand written. The physical condition of the manuscript is broken by insects, and its border becomes dark. During the pilot project EAP229, this manuscript was owned by Teungku Amir (EAP229/5/1). It was subsequently sold and by the time of the major project EAP329, it had been transferred to the collection of Teungku Ainal Mardhiah (EAP329/10/99). This manuscript originated from Teungku Khatib Langgien (died in the 19th century) who was an ancestor of both Teungku Amir and Teungku Ainal Mardhiah.
Atıf "Dhiya al Wara Ila Suluk Thariq al Ma'bud, Dawa' al-Qulub, and I'lam al-Muttaqin [19th century]", British Library, EAP329/10/99, https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP329-10-99
Yazı sistemleri Arabic
Atıf koşulları Except as otherwise permitted under your national copyright law this material may not be copied or distributed further
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“A sacrifice that leads to the behavior of the burning of the oppressed, the medicine for hearts, according to the world of the pious [19th century]”

Publication Place Indonesia, Asia, Peru, South America -
Type Book
Language ara,msa
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Pages Count 254
Library British Library - Endangered Archives Program (EAP)
Record ID EAP329/10/99
Library Location Religious Life Development Institute
Notes The paper used in the manuscript is European paper with watermark of three crescents. There is no page number, but it has catchword under the text. There is no cover attached to the manuscript. i It is mentioned in the colophon of the second text that the writing had finished in 1238H (1822M). The text was written in prose using black and red ink. The manuscript consists of 3 texts, those are about Sufism and guidance toward self approach with God. The text is complete. The manuscript was hand written. The physical condition of the manuscript is broken by insects, and its border becomes dark. During the pilot project EAP229, this manuscript was owned by Teungku Amir (EAP229/5/1). It was subsequently sold and by the time of the major project EAP329, it had been transferred to the collection of Teungku Ainal Mardhiah (EAP329/10/99). This manuscript originated from Teungku Khatib Langgien (died in the 19th century) who was an ancestor of both Teungku Amir and Teungku Ainal Mardhiah.
Atıf "Dhiya al Wara Ila Suluk Thariq al Ma'bud, Dawa' al-Qulub, and I'lam al-Muttaqin [19th century]", British Library, EAP329/10/99, https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP329-10-99
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
British Library - Endangered Archives Program (EAP) - Ottoman library catalog search
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