Delhi Persian 669* (Oriental Manuscripts, British Library)
India Office Library
Miscellaneous works on Islam and Sufism, 3 items (a-c)
Contents
Language(s): Persian and Arabic
Delhi Persian 669* a.
Untitled treatise selecting verses from on themes arranged under numerous headings by an unnamed author.
Defective at end.
Not dated at end.
Arabic notes on the verso of the flyleaf.
Delhi Persian 669* b.
Three versions of lengthy Arabic prayers recited in the midday ritual congregational prayer recited on the day of Jumʿah or Friday, explicitly affirming that the reigning Timurid monarch is Emperor Akbar II (d. 1253/1837).
Not dated at end.
Delhi Persian 669* c.
Qādirī Sufi spiritual genealogy for Shāh Āl-i Barakāttraced through thirty-five generations to the Prophet Muḥammad. Though not explicitly stated, the author may be Shāh Muḥammad Karīm Allāh muḥaddis̲-i Dihlavī, whose name appears at the end.
Not dated at end.
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History
Provenance and Acquisition
Purchased by the Government of India at sale organised by Delhi Prize Agents, 1859; administrative deposit India Office Library, 1876
1876
Government of India
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