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LEIDSE UNIVERSITEITSBIBLIOTHEEK

II

Sarif ‘Alawi Abu Bakr Sanf Hassan Ba FaqTh al-‘Alawi al-Husainl al- As‘arï al-‘Arabï; another MS at Breda, KMA no. 6557 (12); ff. 14v-19r:

Syahadat; a treatise about the meaning of the Creed;

III

ff. 20v-121v:

IV

VI

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‘Umdat al-muhtagïn ila suluk maslak al-mufridin; by Abdur-Rauf of Singkel. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 284; f. 121v: Niat; ff. 122r-124r: Adab, do‘a; ff. 124v-126v:

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Javanese; religious text (syahadah); f. 127r-v: Arabic; do‘a.

937. Cod.Or. 7342 Syair Abdul-Muluk 132 ff.; Dutch laid paper; wm. Concordia with Ed G & Z, Vrijheid with S S & Z (ca. middle of the 19th c.); 19‘/2 x 16 cm.; 15 lines per p.; legible writing; copied by Mat Ali of Palembang Timur; the first owner was Encik Itam (nephew of Mat Ali), a later owner Musa of Kampung Kebun Kelapa (Batavia); bought by Snouck Hurgronje in March 1892; Snouck Hurgronje bequest. Also called Syair Sultan Abdul-Muluk; contains a copy of the text published by Roorda van Eysinga, with the correspondence between him and Raja Ali Haji (supposed to be the author) (1847); at the end a postscript of 2 pp. by the copyist; the colophon is on f. lv. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 282. 938. Cod.Or. 7343 Kitab seribu masa ’il 135 ff.; Dutch laid and thin wove paper; wm. Pro Patria with V D and Concordia with V G; 20 x 16 cm.; 11 lines per p.; fine writing; a large number of the ff. have been corroded by ink and have been repaired; newly corroded leaves have not been repaired; on the title page called Masaalah Seribu; with a postscript in syair form; here the copyist (also owner ?) calls himself Muhammad Kelana; a goldsmith by profession, he had sailed away in pursuit of trade because of a quarrel with his father; on his second voyage he was overtaken by a storm and drifted to Kampung Penyawakan on Pulau Cangkir, Bintan; on the title page Moesa of Kampoeng Koeniengan is mentioned as a (later) owner (in Roman characters in pencil); Snouck