IV ff. 46v-47v: Arabic; Fawatih by Syaikh Abdur-Rauf; Van Ronkel and Damsté (D); V ff. 47v-52r: Qur’an; 11 lines per p. Arabic and Malay interlinear translation; treatise on recital of the Qur’an and Tagwid al-fatihah; Van Ronkel and Damsté (E); VI ff. 52r-53r: Fa 'idah tagwid-, 11 lines per p. Arabic and Malay interlinear translation; VII ff. 53v-80v: Huggah al-baligah ‘ala gama'at al-mukasamah; 19 lines per p.; legible writing; at the end is mentioned that it was written by Fakih Jalaluddin (bin Muhammad Kamaluddin bin Baginda Khatib) al-TarüsanT at the request of Sulatan Alauddin Johan Syah in 1158 H/1745; a treatise on procedural law divided into three bab: 1. ff. 54r-59v: Pada menyatakan kadhi dan barang yang bergantung dengan dia; 2. ff. 59v-69r: Pada menyatakan da ‘wa dan bainah dan barang yang bergantung dengan keduanya; 3. ff. 69r-80v: Pada menyatakan saksi dan sumpah dan barang yang bergantung dengan keduanya; Van Ronkel and Damsté (F); VIII ff. 80v-83r: Mystical notes; 11 lines Arabic with Malay interlinear translation; fine writing; Van Ronkel and Damsté (G). Enclosed are loose pieces of paper with notes in Jawi and Roman characters. Van Ronkel and Damsté 1935, pp. 146-7.

1790. KIT 481/98 34 ff.; European laid paper; wm. in different runs Three Crescents, E A N , Three moonfaces (prob. ca. 1865); 21 Vz x 15V2 cm.; 17 lines per p.; written in different hands; from neat to legible writing; covers soiled by much use; original owner was Leubè Abdur-Rahim Putih of Lhök Nga; later owner Leubè Nuruddin; from Teuku Cut Mahmud, former ulèebalang of Lhök Nga; Stammeshaus coll. I ff. 2v-14r: Qawa ‘id al-Islam Malay with Acehnese influence; Van Ronkel and Damsté (A); II ff. 14v-16v: Nazm Bab al-adab 9 lines Arabic with Malay interlinear translation; Van Ronkel and Damsté (B);