A catalogue of the Arabic manuscripts in the library of the India Office / by Otto Loth.

  • Great Britain. India Office. Library
Date:
1975
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Credit: A catalogue of the Arabic manuscripts in the library of the India Office / by Otto Loth. Source: Wellcome Collection.

    101/344 (page 87)
    LS} uy das all (fol. 89) LS Nha... dist (sic) az} % yl Ju bolus * dA yg — | és osj\SI A) wc a lil cel sl dae eS silyl LS; wy! e) ll oo +o $5 Wi piewr sp6? 5! XII. (fol. 98) Jel yl, skye Li.t, on amulets tried by the author's own experience, in five sections ; XIII. (fol. 94) mas ool lid Gy laud dro lS Ue 5 S35 Land ope Salbald) ull & lool aod Galery (jul dias badly alin esl, L2)\1, consisting only of the treatise of Kusta 3. Lora. See on this treatise, Cat. Mus. Brit. 204. Neatly written, of the eleventh century. The last two pages contain an extract from jal 413:]\, ¢.e. probably the treatise of Inn ax-Kuasusnis, on the properties of some verses of the Koran, mentioned in H. Kh, iii. 197. This extract begins: ole) Jb colt =) aieall wl al A) = tal. It is written by a different hand. The first eight leaves are misplaced; they should stand in the following order: 1, 4, 2, 3, 6, 7, 5, 8. ‘Worm-eaten. [ Bibl. Leydeniana. | 342. 799. Size 9 in. by 53 in.; foll. 199. Fourteen lines in a page. A work on religious duties, especially prayer, entitled check! hort! 8 cell ck, by Hasan b. Yisuf Isn at-mMuraHHAR Hiri (a Shi‘ite, d. a.w. 726). It is an abridgment of Abu Ja‘far Tasi’s (d. a.u. 460) oe ose) cha ,” which the author made for the Wazir ‘Izz al-din Muhammad Kthadi.$ The following is an abstract of the preface: basil ob ae bel... BIT nary “tiled Uyjo de all pi are SiS ial ol pi spn Ciel! onal! Slee yo Lal lui gy) JUS (fol. 2) SI de 1 Cf. Cat. Bodl. I., p. 288, xcii. 6. 2 Cf. Tisi, Fihrist, p. ras, and H. Kh. v. 585. See also no. 336. 3 See Hammer-Purgstall, Gesch. d. Ilchane, ii. 140. AS dealt 5,5)! ud) ee LS wie os gl Le AST tad byrly Ancll olole G ose] lias wre tho spend pb oe eaparll Leal Ge oy nigh colally pall Sgall yoy. ely sot Ser! dlyr eral polell ceopsily lel aol... oune Load gill OAS oy dE all, asl, Kas! jc Litt Ate le post, ertyeall ES Uae ojo The work contains eleven chapters: I. coleaall & ; II. (fol. 6) 5 gla} § ; TIL. (fol. 11) Shc!) §; IV. (fol. 130.) daogel) Sql!) AueeS $5. V. (fol. 17) dcodl 8 aT, Lilgll enic; VI. (fol. 48) JS § Sle Lys lavas ot! VIL. (fol. 38v.) ell, lel! col 8; VIII. (fol. 600.) Kaud) yyet $ dled rey Lond; IX. (fol. 72) loll pe Edy Cac) Lod; X. (fol. 76) @lgs!) lyco 3; XI. (fol. 184) Cae lad | gel dine (sic) wr at ee dele ust Dated Rajab, 984. are frequently added. Titles in gold. An ornament Beautifully written. Vowels on the first page, and gold and blue lines round the others. Benedictions on the Prophet, said to have been com- posed by ‘Ali Rida, and handed down by Himyari, and prayers for Fatimah (dsbls mio boli 143), are added on the last two pages. [Johnson. ] 343. B 4298. Size 10 in. by 6} in.; foll. 37. seven lines in a page. An explanation of the Epithets of God. Twenty- The first leaf being missing, the author and the title of the work are not ascertained. It appears, however, from a notice at the end that it consists chiefly of extracts from a treatise, whose author is merely called the ‘‘ Kadi,” to which are invariably added other extracts from a work of Kushairi (d. a.n. 465), probably his Pp) (see H. Kh. ii. 248). The passage