Description of Columbia University. MS Or 372: Vaṣiyyet.

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Treatise on the principle of the Islamic faith including divine attributes, Quranic revelation, the prophethood of Muhammad, the nature of angels, resurrection and the last days, correct ablution and acts of worship, and moral exhortation. Two supplications in Arabic added after the colophon (f. 56r - 57v).

Ottoman Turkish with two pages in Arabic Vaṣiyyet. وصيت Birgivî Mehmet Efendi, approximately 1522-1573 بركوي, محمد إفندي، scribe Kâtip Boşnāḳ Ibrāhīm ibn Aḥmet, active 1726 كاتب بشناق ابراهيم ابن احمد، former owner Emîr Süleyman 1r Vaṣiyyet.

paper

57 foliated leaves : 200 x 150 (157 x 85 ) mm, bound to 203 x 167 mm 11 long lines. Written in informal naskh in black ink; pointed, vocalized. Rubrications in red Notations

Leather binding over pasteboard with green paper sides with tan paper onlay central mandorla with two pendants on the vertical axis and cornerpieces.

Copy completed in Jumādá al-Ākhirah 1138 AH by Kâtip Boşnāḳ Ibrāhīm ibn Aḥmet (f. 56r).

1726 Turkey Formerly owned by Emîr Süleyman (note on f. 1r). Religious life--Islam Islam--Doctrines Muslims--Conduct of life Islamic ethics Manuscripts, Turkish--New York (State)--New York Codices (bound manuscripts) Manuscripts (documents) Onlays (decoration)