Union Catalogue of Manuscripts from the Islamicate World

F. 3 (University Library, Cambridge University)

E. G. Browne Collection

Contents

Summary of Contents: الفوائد للاحسائي وغيره شرح Three treatises by Shaykh Ahmad al-Aḥsá'í and one by Mullá Şadrá. (1) Shaykh Ahmad's commentary on his own Fawa'id (ff. 1-108), written at
the request of Mullá Mashhad ibn Hasan 'Ali. No colophon.
(2) Commentary by the same on the Risálatu'l-'Ilm (ff. 113-137), transcribed
in 1238/1822-3-
(3) Answer of the same to certain questions propounded by Sayyid Hasan.
al-Khurásání (ff. 138-163)
(4) A treatise by Muḥammad ibn Ibráhím of Shíráz, commonly known as
Mulla Sadrá (166208), without title, date or colophon, beginning:
سبحانك اللهم يا مبدع المبادى والعلل وغاية الثواني والاول الخ This MS. was also one of the Belshah MSS. bought on Nov. 12, 1920. It
comprises 208 ff. of 20'7 x 15 c. and 15-23 ll. in various ta'liq hands.
There is a good edition of the Sharkal-Faud'id lithographed in Persia
(probably at Tabriz) and completed on the 17th of Dhu'l-Qa'da, 1272/July 21,
1856. It is there stated that the book was composed in 1197/1783. The Fawa'id,
thirteen in number, end on p. 323, and are followed (pp. 323-333) by the reply of
Sayyid Kázim of Rasht to a question addressed to him by a certain Mirzá
Muḥammad Shafi'.
1. ff. 1b-108a

Language(s): Arabic

References

Commentary on the work of the same author entitled al-Fawāʼid الفوائد .
2. ff. 113a-137b

Language(s): Arabic

References

Commentary on the work of the same author entitled Risālat al-ʻilm رسالة العلم .

Physical Description

Form: codex
Support: Paper
Extent: Ff. 208
Dimensions: 20.7 × 15 cm.

Layout

15-23 lines

Hand(s)

Various ta'liq hands.

History

Origin: undated

Provenance and Acquisition

This MS. was also one of the Belshah MSS. bought on Nov. 12, 1920.

Bequest of E. G. Browne.

Record Sources

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JISC


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