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.

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    alll gh atl SN CS JU alt le uy all 9) So M6 a slap ase wy de wy dew Leck pats Use) tte Ju das ol dal) duc dew BN yaa Concludes (fol. 7v.) : dbesased | Fraool! Srqiell| vas gl dbs a5 al Laos Both tracts were written on the same day, the last of Jum. I., 798, by Mahmid b. ‘Othman cme SI Then follow some traditions, terminating abruptly. II. Foll. 8-29. The reply of Taki al-din Abu’l-‘Abbas Ahmad b. ‘Abd al-halim Harrani, commonly called Inn Tamiyan (a Hanbalite, d. a.n. 728), to a question put to him regarding the “attributes of perfection” (SUS lic). This question is prefixed to it. It begins: 4! was Cphey pill pot alla ole Us aid ay Lol. past ane ay mabe! ane uy Axl whe yl oll G35 ASN 65s Sal Eat apt Lyall ally oly ll pedi Foluty pelt Lake ye Jy mudl nid slayly anc oe JAN ELF Wyatt, She GLE Ipshay UI lele upton Us, bel Ob! pear deois Lasles apie Iolo (ble edt adh) Gb pydizurey dio sdb Sly uy! dy Waele 25 Al day) 1a, el all al Casts Js The reply of Ibn Taimiyah begins (fol. 9v.): Wkl>s yeedde de sae Slyull lar Qj rape ae bey hab oh JL oF pba a) Lanta Conclusion: wy & JUG sy eal) Saul ral csi) JUG a cit Sled! pS cold ELSI Aa oe Written by the same person as the preceding. Dated Saturday, 10th Rabi‘ I., 797. III. Foll. 30-34. A general Jjdzah (or authorization to use his books), given by the celebrated FirtzAnAni, 1 See no. 329. Ya‘kib b. Sadr al-din Muhammad (d. 4.x. 817), to the aforesaid Mahmid b. ‘Othman b. Abu Bakr Laue SI , and at the same time to his four brothers and some other persons. Cat. 226, xxix., xxviii. 468. B 246. Size 8 in. by about 6 in. ; foll.56. Seventeen lines in a page. I. Foll. 1-27, Mir Sapr at-pin Muhammad Husaini Shirazi’s (d. a.a. 903) treatise on the Divine Nature, pull Gliey He GU] oul G UL. see H. Kh. iii. 362. The name of the author is given in the preface as follows: (r. 5 j\ atts!) ()\ nts! csrqunssll joucy esl. The following is a list of the twelve sections (_\.a3) of the work: I. (fol. 2) ks Fai e) 2; IL. (fol. 4) dey iy Sonmgi 8; TIL. et V yo dl Ooty old Nol ‘Ved dmwill; IV. (fol. 9) Col ol Yl abe Boil; dre dl wy cyl jy Ud oye; V. (fol. 10v.) g5 dele 8; VIL. (fol. 160.) p5 aiyai G; VIL. (fol. 180.) g5 a5al, 8; VILL. (fol. 200.) digam 3 wii IX. (fol. 210.) spay det 8; X. (fol. 22) & po eelS; XL. (fol. 26) jail, Ladd! §; XIT. (fol. 27) eo siliw 3ls 4. It concludes (fol. 27.) with dale 1p lic road 8 II. Foll. 28-56. Another treatise on the same sub- ject, which appears to be suas) Uls oS) by Jatit Cf. H. Kh, iii. 861, whose statement is, however, inaccurate. This MS. begins: _ be dal! dy draucl! “Lemodl spill day pearl oS No title or name occurs in the preface. The MS. is imperfect at the end. The following is a list of the fourteen sections (_}24) which occur here: I. (fol. 28) anh de> Jl url, cost . This section begins with the words quoted by H. Kh. (1. 6) as referring to the work in general. ently, thus: ‘an 3 Ula, cots Ulpise aOR RY 16 at-pin DawwAni (d. a.H. 907 or 908). They run here somewhat differ-