Union Catalogue of Manuscripts from the Islamicate World

B. 9 (University Library, Cambridge University)

E. G. Browne Collection

Contents

Summary of Contents: التنبيهات العلية على وظائف الصلوة القلبية (1)
مصباح الشريعة ومفتاح الحقيقة
(1) At-Tanbhati l'aliyya 'ala Wazaifi's-Saláti'l-qalbiyya, a treatise on silent or inward Prayer, by Zaynu'd-Din ibn 'Ali ibn Ahmad ash-Shámi al-'Amili, who wrote it in 951/1544. See Brockelmann, vol. II, p. 325. This occupies ff. 1b-24b of the MS., and is followed by (2) Misbahush-Shari'at wa-Miftahul-Haqiqat, a treatise ascribed to the Imam
Ja'far as-Sadiq and comprising one hundred chapters. It begins:
الحمد لله الذي نور قلوب العارفين بذكره وقدس ارواحهم بسره الخ occupies ff. 25-44, and is dated 23 Sha'bán, 1246/Feb. 6, 1831. Ff. 44-46 are occupied by a short treatise, partly in Arabic and partly in Persian, by Mulla Muhsin-i-Fayd of Kashan. The MS. comprises 46 ff. of 21'2 x 14'8 c. and 27 ll. written in small clear naskh
with rubrications, but the Persian on ff. 44b-46a in small neat nim-shikasta. Dated
on f. 44a 23 Sha'bán, 1246/Feb. 6, 1831. One of the Belshah MSS. obtained on
Nov. 12, 1920.

Physical Description

Form: codex
Support: Paper
Extent: Ff. 46
Dimensions: 21.2 × 14.8 cm.

Layout

27 lines

Hand(s)

Written in small clear naskh with rubrications; the Persian in small neat nim-shikasta.

History

Origin: 1246 AH; 1831 CE

Provenance and Acquisition

One of the Belshah MSS. obtained on Nov. 12, 1920.

Bequest of E. G. Browne.

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Funding of Cataloguing

JISC


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