919. Cod.Or. 7324 172 ff.; European laid and wove paper; ff. 1-68: wove and Dutch laid paper; wm. wove paper: HONIG & ZOONEN; wm. laid paper: Large X bearing B & B ( = BLAUW & BRIEL); (BLAU)W& BR1EL; ff. 72-117: Dutch laid paper with wm. Pro Patria with A S and GR and crown in a circle; ff. 118-170: blue paper with simplified Coat-of-Arms of Amsterdam and JARDEL LAROQUE PERE (ca. early 19th c.); HVi x 18*/2 cm.; 16-17 lines per p.; the same handwriting (legible) through the whole MS; on f. lr: Nyonya Sawang of Kampung Kerukut Depan (Batavia) and the rental fee 15 duit per night; below are notes in Roman characters signed by Sdm. Tjing (11 March 1849); on ff. lr and 172r it is again stated, in pencil, that the owner is Nyonya Sawang and Nenek Sawang; on f. 2r Nyai Nyak of Kampung Kerukut is mentioned as owner; Snouck Hurgronje bequest. I ff. lv-49r: Hikayat Raja Khandak; at the end a note to borrowers. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 278; II ff. 49v-56v: Hikayat Tamim ad-Dari; Van Ronkel 1921, p. 278; III ff. 56v-65v: Hikayat Syaikh Abu Yazid al-Bistami; also called Hikayat Aba Yaztd al- Bistami; contains the story of the syaikh who went on the pilgrimage to Mecca 45 times but, doubting the value of the multiple repetition, offered the merit of all his pilgrimages for an apam cake; spiritually and mentally bankrupt, he goes on a journey to Rum; in Catalonia he meets Rahban (= monk), a Christian, who offers him shelter and whom he converts to Islam; clad as a monk he goes to a monastery inhabited by 1000 pious persons; the famous preacher of the Simeon church, however, cannot speak because of the presence of a Muslim; the syaikh is questioned but he is able to give all the proper answers; afterwards he puts one question which nobody can answer; all are converted to Islam and go to Mecca after the church has been converted into a mosque; cf. Arberry 1938, pp. 89-91; and Ritter’s article Abu Yazid in the Encyclopaedia of Islam I. Van Ronkel 1921, pp. 278-9; IV ff. 65v-71r: Darma Ta 'sia; also called Hikayat Darma Tasiah; at the end a note to readers. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 272; V ff. 72v-117r: Kitab seribu masa ’il; at the end a note to readers; used by Pijper (1924) as MS K. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 275; VI ff. 110v-128v: Hikayat Raja Jumjumah. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 275; VII ff. 128v-132v: Hikayat nabi Musa munajat. Van Ronkel 1921, p. 273; VIII ff. 132v-140r: