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THE TAESCHNER COLLECTION (Or. 12.339, cont.)

« jl j ajb jAjlj * l*< '<»■« Ij-a^ stlaUia jiU» >* jijlj jj*ê aAaj £>»■ Ends (140a): jlSjZ ctULI ji» jaISj* jlla« jAAjjia jam 4Ji>2 (15) ff. 140b-141a Cevab-i Münker ü Nekïr >*£» 3 ‘-r>*> 3 r The correct answers to be given to the interrogating angels, Münker and Nekïr, after one’s demise. Begins (140b): ^1 j3 a^Lal piLud {*** 3 SjJL^JI 4*JU- Ja» al/l fjj ■ ■ • *.• ^ *~ Ends (140b-141a): aAÜjl jLiAd^ALfc Alj j>u, iiLI 3j *A3l sJJ i jj4j5-UA tl -t J AjiA»OASjA». j ' " j A (16) ff. 141a-151b Risale-i ‘ilm-i hal ü tevhid A*^* 5 3 ^ j An anonymous treatise on religious dogma. The title is found in a heading preceding the text, to which is added ‘concerning the articles of faith (‘akayid)’. The prose text is interrupted by a few beyts. A marginal correction is found on f. 150a. Begins (141a, after a besmele): ^ ... »l. *■< j_* aSJj\ ^jlt a a j5.<-> jajaaj Lai ... 0-»a)L«J) t—»J a ju I ji> jajiS u>L 9 ^iLaal V3I jAU.c. o«ji Ends (151b): ^I'i 9 j* a jia aj - 1 ' ja 5-J» ^14 tlbl jAalj» I a Ijl jii (jAili ( J lij II ti J* - jA^aij (jijkli» 10 tj^jl ».>? ijl-*-® J^3i

(17) ff. 151b-152a An anonymous story without a title on a prayer taught by Jabra ïl to the prophet