Qawāʻid ṣūfīyah, [early 20th century?].
(قواعد الصوفية, [اوائل القرن 20م؟].)

Name: Qawāʻid ṣūfīyah, [early 20th century?].
Author: Ghazzālī, 1058-1111.

İsim	Qawāʻid ṣūfīyah, [early 20th century?].
İsim Orijinal	قواعد الصوفية, [اوائل القرن 20م؟].
Yazar	Ghazzālī, 1058-1111.
Basım Tarihi:	[Egypt?, 1900-1920?]
Konu	Manuscripts, Arabic, Manuscripts, Arabic / Michigan, Manuscripts, Arabic / Michigan / Ann Arbor., Sufism, Sufism / Early works to 1800.
Tür	Kitap
Dil	Arapça
Dijital	Hayır
Yazma	Bilinmiyor
Sayfa Sayısı	54
Fiziksel Boyutlar	54 leaves : paper ; 162 x 108 mm. bound to 168 x 114 mm
Kütüphane:	HathiTrust Dijital Kütüphanesi
Kayıt Numarası	006833625
Lokasyon	University of Michigan
Notlar	About: Careful copy of excerpts from Rawḍat al-ṭālibīn wa-ʻumdat al-sālikīn, a treatise on the principles of Ṣūfism attributed to the renowned al-Ghazālī (d.1111), attributed in an inscription penciled on the opening leaf (p.1) to Shihāb al-Dīn Aḥmad ibn Aḥmad Zarrūq al-Burnusī al-Fāsī (d.1493). \| Shelfmark: Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, Special Collections Research Center, Isl. Ms. 984 Origin: Lacks dated colophon ; paper suggests transcription in Egypt, perhaps first decade of the 20th century or shortly after. Eventually bound for James Heyworth-Dunne (d.1974). Former shelfmark: Mich. Isl. Ms. temp. 133 Binding: Boards covered in black textured cloth ; pastedowns and flyleaves in wove paper printed with a geometric pattern (resembling a scale pattern) in olive green or dull gold ; cover gold-stamped with "قواعد موفية [كذا]" ; sewn in white thread over two recessed cords ; overall in fairly good condition. Support: Mainly lined / ruled wove paper, ledger style with a final gathering in machine laid paper with watermark of "GOUVERNEMENT EGYPTIEN" with star and crescent at center and other smaller crescents with three stars (see p.101 to close and compare Walz, "The Paper trade of Egypt and the Sudan," p.91). Script: Naskh with influence of ruqʻah ; compact, modern hand in a thin to medium line ; partially but irregularly seriffed with right-sloping head-serif on occasional lām, slight effect of tilt to the left, curvilinear descenders, open and closed counters, pointing somewhat in strokes rather than distinct dots, final yāʼ usually unpointed ; some passages in ruqʻah. Layout: Written mainly in 16 lines per page. Collation: i, 3 IV(24), III (30), 2 IV(46), 2 II(54), i ; chiefly quaternions ; pagination in pencil, Western numerals, supplied during digitization. Explicit: "النفس وزين بالتقوى وايد بالهدى وهذب بالورع وغذي بالذكر والله تعالى اعلم" Incipit: "فصل اعلم ان الوقوف مع الخلق والنفس حجاب عن الحق ورؤية الافعال شرك لان افعال العباد مضافة الى الله تعالى خلقا وايجادا والى العبد كسبا ليثاب على الطعاة ويعاقب على المعصية ..." Title from inscription on 'title page' (p.1). Ms. codex. On upper pastedown, label with ex libris of James Heyworth-Dunne (d.1974), stamped with inventory number, "Ex Libris \| J. Heyworth-Dunne \| D. Lit. (London) \| No. 7928" ; UM Library inscription on p.3 "Dunning \| Heyworth-Dunne \| 6-13-51 \| 71955" ; rare marginal glosses.

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Qawāʻid ṣūfīyah, [early 20th century?].

(قواعد الصوفية, [اوائل القرن 20م؟].)

Yazar Ghazzālī, 1058-1111.

Basım Tarihi [Egypt?, 1900-1920?]

Konu Manuscripts, Arabic, Manuscripts, Arabic / Michigan, Manuscripts, Arabic / Michigan / Ann Arbor., Sufism, Sufism / Early works to 1800.

Tür Kitap

Dil Arapça

Dijital Hayır

Yazma Bilinmiyor

Sayfa Sayısı 54

Fiziksel Boyutlar 54 leaves : paper ; 162 x 108 mm. bound to 168 x 114 mm

Kütüphane HathiTrust Dijital Kütüphanesi

Kayıt Numarası 006833625

Lokasyon University of Michigan

Notlar About: Careful copy of excerpts from Rawḍat al-ṭālibīn wa-ʻumdat al-sālikīn, a treatise on the principles of Ṣūfism attributed to the renowned al-Ghazālī (d.1111), attributed in an inscription penciled on the opening leaf (p.1) to Shihāb al-Dīn Aḥmad ibn Aḥmad Zarrūq al-Burnusī al-Fāsī (d.1493). | Shelfmark: Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, Special Collections Research Center, Isl. Ms. 984 Origin: Lacks dated colophon ; paper suggests transcription in Egypt, perhaps first decade of the 20th century or shortly after. Eventually bound for James Heyworth-Dunne (d.1974). Former shelfmark: Mich. Isl. Ms. temp. 133 Binding: Boards covered in black textured cloth ; pastedowns and flyleaves in wove paper printed with a geometric pattern (resembling a scale pattern) in olive green or dull gold ; cover gold-stamped with "قواعد موفية [كذا]" ; sewn in white thread over two recessed cords ; overall in fairly good condition. Support: Mainly lined / ruled wove paper, ledger style with a final gathering in machine laid paper with watermark of "GOUVERNEMENT EGYPTIEN" with star and crescent at center and other smaller crescents with three stars (see p.101 to close and compare Walz, "The Paper trade of Egypt and the Sudan," p.91). Script: Naskh with influence of ruqʻah ; compact, modern hand in a thin to medium line ; partially but irregularly seriffed with right-sloping head-serif on occasional lām, slight effect of tilt to the left, curvilinear descenders, open and closed counters, pointing somewhat in strokes rather than distinct dots, final yāʼ usually unpointed ; some passages in ruqʻah. Layout: Written mainly in 16 lines per page. Collation: i, 3 IV(24), III (30), 2 IV(46), 2 II(54), i ; chiefly quaternions ; pagination in pencil, Western numerals, supplied during digitization. Explicit: "النفس وزين بالتقوى وايد بالهدى وهذب بالورع وغذي بالذكر والله تعالى اعلم" Incipit: "فصل اعلم ان الوقوف مع الخلق والنفس حجاب عن الحق ورؤية الافعال شرك لان افعال العباد مضافة الى الله تعالى خلقا وايجادا والى العبد كسبا ليثاب على الطعاة ويعاقب على المعصية ..." Title from inscription on 'title page' (p.1). Ms. codex. On upper pastedown, label with ex libris of James Heyworth-Dunne (d.1974), stamped with inventory number, "Ex Libris | J. Heyworth-Dunne | D. Lit. (London) | No. 7928" ; UM Library inscription on p.3 "Dunning | Heyworth-Dunne | 6-13-51 | 71955" ; rare marginal glosses.