Ma wax fi Amadu Kumba wax ju koy taxa raw (Let me tell Amadu Kumba words that will keep him safe) [1978]

Name: Ma wax fi Amadu Kumba wax ju koy taxa raw (Let me tell Amadu Kumba words that will keep him safe) [1978]
Author: Serigne Mbaye Diakhate

İsim	Ma wax fi Amadu Kumba wax ju koy taxa raw (Let me tell Amadu Kumba words that will keep him safe) [1978]
Yazar	Serigne Mbaye Diakhate
Basım Tarihi:	1978
Basım Yeri	Senegal, Africa -
Tür	Kitap
Dil	ara,wol
Dijital	Evet
Yazma	Evet
Sayfa Sayısı	236
Kütüphane:	Britanya Kütüphanesi - Tehlike Altındaki Arşivler Programı (EAP)
Kayıt Numarası	EAP334/2/1
Lokasyon	Boston University
Tarih	1978
Notlar	The manuscript is a handwritten copy of the original written by Serigne Mbaye Diakhate. Based on the interview with the owner, the original was written between 1902 and 1954. Red, green, purple, and black ink are used in the manuscripts. The red ink is used to highlight key words. Purple and green are also used in some sections in Arabic. There are a few parts in Arabic, especially in prayers, and in opening and closing formulae. This manuscript contains numerous Wolof Ajami poems (Wolofal) dealing with both religious and secular issues, including devotional, polemical, satirical, and praise poetry. The poems in the manuscript provide spiritual and secular advice to people like Amadou Kumba, educates them about Murid ethos, the role and the features of good spiritual guides and their followers, the nature of the relationship between a spiritual guide and his disciple, prayers against thirst and draught, and the importance of friendship, repentance, and discussions on the code of conduct of true followers of Muridiyya. The manuscript provides insights into the belief system, the education system, the worldview, values, and the challenges and hopes of followers of Muridiyya. Physical characteristics of original material: Due to the age of the documents and ink stains, some pages are hard to read. 1 bound paper manuscript of 236 pages. Date of orginal: 1978. Author: Serigne Mbaye Diakhate. Scribe: Gora Diakhate (copyist). Language: Wolof (with some Arabic in religious quotations, prayers, and in the openings and endings of poems). Script of material: Wolof Ajami (Wolofal).
Atıf	Ma wax fi Amadu Kumba wax ju koy taxa raw (Let me tell Amadu Kumba words that will keep him safe) [1978], British Library, EAP334/2/1, https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP334-2-1
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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Ma wax fi Amadu Kumba wax ju koy taxa raw (Let me tell Amadu Kumba words that will keep him safe) [1978]

Yazar Serigne Mbaye Diakhate

Basım Tarihi 1978

Basım Yeri Senegal, Africa -

Tür Kitap

Dil ara,wol

Dijital Evet

Yazma Evet

Sayfa Sayısı 236

Kütüphane Britanya Kütüphanesi - Tehlike Altındaki Arşivler Programı (EAP)

Kayıt Numarası EAP334/2/1

Lokasyon Boston University

Tarih 1978

Notlar The manuscript is a handwritten copy of the original written by Serigne Mbaye Diakhate. Based on the interview with the owner, the original was written between 1902 and 1954. Red, green, purple, and black ink are used in the manuscripts. The red ink is used to highlight key words. Purple and green are also used in some sections in Arabic. There are a few parts in Arabic, especially in prayers, and in opening and closing formulae. This manuscript contains numerous Wolof Ajami poems (Wolofal) dealing with both religious and secular issues, including devotional, polemical, satirical, and praise poetry. The poems in the manuscript provide spiritual and secular advice to people like Amadou Kumba, educates them about Murid ethos, the role and the features of good spiritual guides and their followers, the nature of the relationship between a spiritual guide and his disciple, prayers against thirst and draught, and the importance of friendship, repentance, and discussions on the code of conduct of true followers of Muridiyya. The manuscript provides insights into the belief system, the education system, the worldview, values, and the challenges and hopes of followers of Muridiyya. Physical characteristics of original material: Due to the age of the documents and ink stains, some pages are hard to read. 1 bound paper manuscript of 236 pages. Date of orginal: 1978. Author: Serigne Mbaye Diakhate. Scribe: Gora Diakhate (copyist). Language: Wolof (with some Arabic in religious quotations, prayers, and in the openings and endings of poems). Script of material: Wolof Ajami (Wolofal).

Atıf Ma wax fi Amadu Kumba wax ju koy taxa raw (Let me tell Amadu Kumba words that will keep him safe) [1978], British Library, EAP334/2/1, https://eap.bl.uk/archive-file/EAP334-2-1

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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