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353 Sharh Al-Tariqa Al-Muhammadiya, A commentary by Rajab bin Ahmad Al-Amidi (Rajab Efendi) on at-Tariqah al-Muhammadiyyah of Muhammad ibnPir ‘Ali al-Birkawi (d.981/1573); with marginal glosses. A treatise of practical theology expounding Islamic doctorine, traditions and ethics, in Naskhi script by Muhammad al-Iskandarani in 1135 A.H (1722) with gold ruled borders and an illuminated Unwan in gold and colours. 188 fols 22 x 13cm. 21 line p/p, in later green cloth binding £400-600 + 27.6% BP*


354 A quran, signed Al-Latof Belqasem Bin Mubarak Bin Sa’id, Morocco, dated end of Dhu Al-Hijja AH 1322/1905AD, 22ll. of black sepia script per page with coloured vowel markers, in brown Morocco tooled leather binding, 29 x 19.5cm £600-800 + 27.6% BP*


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355 Juz 5 of a blue qur’an, China, copied by Siraj al-Din Mulla Khuwi-Wi for Amir ‘Abd al-Qayyum bin Sulaiman, Chief of the Sara tribe, in Shin Hay in China, dated 1033AH/1623AD, written in raised gold Rayhani script on blue paper, illuminated in gold and colour, with a dedicatory opening bifolio with two large medallions, followed by a double page frontispiece illuminated in gold, and a similarly illuminated double page at end, verse endings in gold rosettes, original brown leather tooled binding, 22.5 x 19cm £2000-3000 + 27.6% BP*


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