(CCCXIX 6); XXIII pp. 378-382: Sakarat al-mauf, treatise about the Sakarat al-maut. Juynboll 1899, p. 296 (CCCXIX 6); XXIV pp. 382-392: Pohon Islam-, also called Rukun Islam. Juynboll 1899, p. 296 (CCCXIX 6); XXV pp. 393-401: Sarh sugra-, pronouncements by as-Sanüsï. Juynboll 1899, p. 296 (CCCXIX 6); XXVI pp. 402-407: Sifat salbiyyah dan sifat nafsiyyah-, treatise about sifat salbiyyah and sifat nafsiyyah. Juynboll 1899, p. 296 (CCCXIX 6); XXVII pp. 407-408: Kitab (al-)bawaqï; size and position of the sun and the moon according to Kitab (al-)bawaqi and Kitab falaqiyyah al-qabid. Juynboll 1899, p. 296 (CCCXIX 6); XXVIII pp. 408-410: a Hadtt. Juynboll 1899, p. 296 (CCCXIX 6); XXIX pp. 410-412: Kitab al-daqa’iq-, a tradition from Kitab al-daqa’ïq about life in the hereafter. Juynboll 1899, p. 296 (CCCXIX 6); XXX pp. 412-413: al-Fatihah; explanation of why seven letters are not found in the al- Fatihah.-, ending with Arabic sentences with Malay interlinear translation. Juynboll 1899, p. 296 (CCCXIX 6).

134. Cod.Or. 1954 Hikayat Aceh 281 pp.; Dutch laid paper; wm. Foolscap with IB or L B (ca. 17th c.); 19*/2 x 15Vi cm.; 17 lines per p., except p. 10 (15 lines) and pp. 50, 245, 272 and 278 (16 lines); written in different hands ranging from fine to almost illegible writing; Cornets de Groot coll.; from the RIOIA. The text contains the story Sultan Iskandar Muda of Aceh (1606-1636) starting with his genealogy on his mother’s and his father’s side, his birth, his youth during the reign of his grandfather Sultan Alaaddin Ri’ayat Syah Sayid al-Mukammil, his fame in the east during his youth continued by his fame in the west during his reign; then the story goes back to the reign of his grandfather ending with the latter’s abdication; in an envelope there is a carbon copy of notes; in margin and interlinear there are notes in Roman characters; utilized by T. Iskandar for the text edition and introduction (1959); for a German translation and historical commentary cf. Penth 1969. Juynboll