Mystical treatise; about self-knowledge aquired through mystical quartets. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 147, no. 347; ff. 92v-113v: Durrat an-nazirah tanbrhan li-durrat al-fakiralr, by Sirajuddin ibn Jalaluddin; in the colophon is mentioned that it (the original ?) was copied by Haji Abdur-Rahman ibn Po Jaba on 12 Jumadil-awal 1203/8 February 1789; as owner (of the original ?) is mentioned Leubè Him (Ibrahim). Van Ronkel 1921, pp. 147-8, no. 347 (D); ff. 114v-155r: Martabat tujuh; about the 7 martabat of the mystical being with Malay explanation. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 148, no. 347 (D); ff. 115v-144v: Hada ’iq al-yaqin bi fadl Allah al-M&lik al-MubTrv, a treatise about the true knowledge of God. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 148, no. 348 (E); ff. 144v-145r: Adah ad-dikr; a treatise about the 20 adab of the dzikir (5 before, 12 during and 3 after the dzikir). Van Ronkel 1921, p. 148 (E); ff. 145v-157v: Talkis al-falah flbayan ahkam at-talaq wa ’n-nikah; by Muhammad Zain ibn al-Faqih Jalaluddin al-Asyi; a treatise about matrimonial law; divided into 5 fasal: 1. Fasal yang pertama pada menyatakan segala hukum nikah dan segala bahagiannya; 2. Fasal yang kedua pada menyatakan walinikah dan dua orang syaksi dan sifat; 3. Fasal yang ketiga pada menyatakan talak dan khulu'; 4. Fasal yang keempat pada menyatakan kembali seseorang pada isterinya; 5. Fasal yang kelima pada menyatakan iddah; the treatise ends with a katimah about the advantages of marriage in the month of Syawal and various sunat at the wedding. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 119, no. 285 (F); ff. 158v-163r: Salawüt; laudatory poem; Arabic with interlinear Malay translation. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 119, no. 285 (F); ff. 163v-247r: Sullam al-mustajidin; attributed to Abdur-Rauf of Singkel; as copyist (of the original?) is mentioned Haji Abdur-Rahman ibn al-Jaba and as owner (of the original ?) Leubè Ibrahim (= Leubè Him); containing a commentary on the treatise in verse by Ahmad al-Qusal on which Mulla Ibrahim wrote two commentaries; cf. Voorhoeve 1952-57, p. 110. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 149-150, no. 349 (G); ff. 247v-248r: Isim Allah; fragment of Arabic verse about the names of Allah with