[Three Sufi texts].

Format
Manuscript, Book
Language
Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928)
Description
[68] p. ; paper ; 207 x 149 (155 x 91) mm.

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Summary note
Contains a translation of a Persian poetry work, a text on biographies, and a guide for Sufi novices.
Notes
  • Ms. composite codex.
  • Layout: 15-21 lines per page in one or two columns.
  • Description: Rubricated.
  • Type III (without flap) binding in brown leather with laid mandorla and pendants and blind-tooled edging. Yellow paper pastedowns. The spine is broken. Possibly a type II binding with the flap removed.
  • Incipit: [كشف رموز] مشايخ عظام ائمۀ كرام زمان اولده فى كيديلر وياخود مكره ... -- [Guide] وجودى يوقدر نتكم بيور مشدر ليس فى الوجود ش
  • Explicit: [كشف رموز] بوكتابى تاريخ هجرت نبوينك طقوز يوز التمش بشك ورجبنه ايردكده صاروخان اقحصارنده يازوب ظهوره كتوردى مرجودركه نظر ايدنلر شيخ مجد الدين اق حصارى يه دعا لرايده لردر والسلام تمت. -- [Guide] بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم الحمد لله رب العالمين والصلات والسلام على منا بعد اى طالب انسان رحيم وابى راغب سلطان ...
Contents
  • 1. fol. 1b-15b: Tercume-yi Muhtarname-yi Şeyh Attar. Principally a translation of ʻAttār's Mukhtārnāmah along with his Asrārnāmah (f.13b-15b) and a "Hikayet" (f.15b). The last line of the "Hikayet" contains the date of composition: 979 A.H. [1571 or 1572].
  • 2. fol. 16a-24a: Keşf-i rumuz. 11th part, the section on meşayih, of Rumuz-ı künuz. It was composed in Recep 965 A.H. [beg. 19 April 1558].
  • 3. fol. 24a-34b: [Guide for Sufi novices].
Provenance
  • Gift of Robert Garrett (Princeton Class of 1897), 1942.
  • Acquired from Abraham Shalom Yahuda.
Other format(s)
Also available in an electronic version.
Other title(s)
  • Guide for Sufi novices.
  • Tercume-yi Muhtarname-yi Şeyh Attar.
  • ترجمه ى مختارنامه ى شىخ عطار.
  • Keşf-i rumuz.
OCLC
436110031
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