copying was finished on Monday 11 Sya‘ban 1302/26 May 1885; as owner is mentioned Teuku Béntara Geulumpang Payöng; found at the gampöng of Teungku Gadé (no. 4); registered as no. 90b. I ff. lv-5r: Hadith Nabi; Arabic with interlinear Malay translation; extract from Damali; II ff. 5v-6r: Divination, obat, hadith; III ff. 6v-12r: Acehnese; Hikayat prang sabi\ according to Syaikh Ahmad bin Müsa; IV f. 12r: Do‘a; for warfare; enclosed a table of contents by Voorhoeve. Voorhoeve 1994, p. 79. B I Arabic letter from Teungku Nyak Babah Juröng at Peudada to Teungku Syaikh Mahmud at Awé Geutah dated 1291/1874; a letter from Awé Geutah (addressee not mentioned); registered as no. 90c; II, is added to this letter; II 10 ff.; thin wove paper; 16'h x 10'A cm.; 7-10 lines per p.; written in different hands (from legible to fine writing); the ff. are loose and consist of fragments of different MSS; from Awé Geutah (no. VI); registered as no. 90c.; the text contains Qur’an fragments, Acehnese (fragments of Kisah basa Jawoe and Hayaké Tujöh), about the sembahyang-, enclosed a table of contents made by Voorhoeve. Voorhoeve 1994, p. 170. C Do'a 16 ff.; European laid paper; wm. Moonface in shield with ANDREA GALVANIIP ORDEN ONE\ 16 x 11 Vi cm.; 10-11 lines per p.; legible writing; from Awé Geutah. The text contains prayers and formulae, partly based on the pantheistic mysticism which, especially in former times, was popular in Aceh; ff. llv, 12v-13r, 14v-15v are blank. Voorhoeve 1994, p. 248. D Envelope containing azimat; found on the fallen Acehnese during the Dutch expedition from Matang Kuli to Paya Baköng in July 1899; 8 pieces of paper, partly folded and partly rolled up, with prayers, letters and signs, guaranteeing invulnerability and invincibility.