سلسلة الخاجكان Silsilat al-Khājkān [1767]
(سلسلة الخاجكان )

Name: سلسلة الخاجكان Silsilat al-Khājkān [1767]
Author: Ahmad al-Kawsaj

Title	سلسلة الخاجكان Silsilat al-Khājkān [1767]
Title Original	سلسلة الخاجكان
Author	Ahmad al-Kawsaj
Publication Date:	1767
Publication Place	East Jerusalem, Middle East -
Type	kitap
Language	Persian
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	108
Library:	British Library - Endangered Archives Program (EAP)
Record ID	EAP521/1/7
Library Location	Kenyon Institute (CBRL)
Date	1767
Notes	Description: Sufism. This manuscript is specifically about the Naqshbandiyya, who originated in Central Asia. The third folio lists the names of the principal Naqshbandi shaykhs of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Central Asian migrants from present-day Afghanistan and Uzbekistan established a Naqshbandi hostel in the Old City of Jerusalem in the seventeenth century. It is still there, as are descendants of those migrants, and has its own library of manuscripts. Volume and issue number: part I, 104/5/148. Extent and format of original material: 52 pages. Physical characteristics of original: MS suffering from insect damage. Author: Ahmad al-Kawsaj. Calligraphic script.
Atıf	سلسلة الخاجكان Silsilat al-Khājkān [1767], British Library, EAP521/1/7, https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP521-1-7
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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سلسلة الخاجكان Silsilat al-Khājkān [1767]

(سلسلة الخاجكان )

Author Ahmad al-Kawsaj

Publication Date 1767

Publication Place East Jerusalem, Middle East -

Type kitap

Language Persian

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 108

Library British Library - Endangered Archives Program (EAP)

Record ID EAP521/1/7

Library Location Kenyon Institute (CBRL)

Date 1767

Notes Description: Sufism. This manuscript is specifically about the Naqshbandiyya, who originated in Central Asia. The third folio lists the names of the principal Naqshbandi shaykhs of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries. Central Asian migrants from present-day Afghanistan and Uzbekistan established a Naqshbandi hostel in the Old City of Jerusalem in the seventeenth century. It is still there, as are descendants of those migrants, and has its own library of manuscripts. Volume and issue number: part I, 104/5/148. Extent and format of original material: 52 pages. Physical characteristics of original: MS suffering from insect damage. Author: Ahmad al-Kawsaj. Calligraphic script.

Atıf سلسلة الخاجكان Silsilat al-Khājkān [1767], British Library, EAP521/1/7, https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP521-1-7

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