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ACQUISITIONS OF 1980-7 (Or. 17.133, cont., 17.134)

(2) ff. 53b-54a A tradition on religious dogma attributed to ‘Ay§e. It begins: J>“<j Uilj jJljI L^: f. «lil 4_duLc. aS jaSjI^j k_Ji*L *SjAjl oJl*a ^ C^Lj jj-oIS«LI (3) ff. 54b-63b A colloquy between the Prophet Muhammad and his daughter Fatima, incomplete at the end. (The text shows some resemblance with that found in Cod.Or. 14.556(8), above.) A calculation, written upside down, is found in the margin 0 f Begins (54b, after a besmele): J4i> Jjl IjJLu «LI k-JLt» ^1 ^| j^ijljj 1 ^ «2*1 ij4*o iZj ^ ^-uLi 4jU$*j 4 o_, t->li «aj,*S 4jj j <4JjLa i3-*Ijj JaI • Ends (63b): «LI J>oij L jajI ^aIS L^jlc. yJUï «LI LrM ójaJuU. aj< 3 ... [jA» I] «1Ï I'm naj L£j

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Bound in tattered paper; stained, cream paper, tom at the edges; 63 folios; 190x150, varying, 150x90 mm, varying; 13 lines; catchwrods, partly lost by paper damage; vowelled nesih\ headings, rubrics and lines in red; without dam and the name of a copyist. Acquired from S.H. Alic, Donje Mostre, Yugoslavia June 1981.

Cod.Or. 17.134 Vasfyet[-ndme] [4^,] ~ _ ~j An undated copy of a treatise on the principles of Islam by Mehmed b. PTr ‘All BirgivT (Birgili Mehmed Efendi, d. 981/1573). Many manuscript copies have survived. The title and the name of the author are mentioned in f. lb:6-7; the