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رساله در تصوف، سلسله نقشبنديه

نسخه خطي

مولف حضرت شاه عبدالله المعروف غلام علي دهلوي نقشبندي مجددي قدس سره

نعت و منقبت، نسخه خطی قدیمی، فارسی

A collection of Sufi poetry in Persian, including Naats and Manqabats. A rare ancient manuscript containing beautiful poetry by various Sufi poets.

Mujmua Tasawwuf (Persian), a rare manuscript of five ancient Sufi writings, including a treatise on Sufism by the great Sufi master of Kubravi order Hazrat Amir-e-Kabir Mir Syed Ali Hamdani (d.786 AH), and a writing of Shaykh Abdul Haqq Muhaddis Dehlavi.

A rare ancient manuscript of a Sufi book in Persian, authored by the great Sufi master of Kubravi order Hazrat Amir-e-Kabir Mir Syed Ali Hamdani (d.786 AH), popular with his title Amir-e-Kabir, reviver of Islam in the Kashmir valley and buried in Tajikistan.

A rare manuscript of a Persian book Panj Ganj by the great Sufi master of Kubravi order Shaykh Yaqoub Sarfi Kashmiri (d.1594)

A rare Persian manuscript of an ancient Sufi writing titled Risalah Shaykh Hussain Khwarizmi, probably authored by Shaykh Kamaluddin Hussain Khwarizmi who was a shaykh of the Kubravi Sufi order, and the shaykh of Maulana Yaqoub Sarfi Kashmiri (d.1594).

A rare manuscript of a collection of poetry about the Manaqib (virtues) of Hazrat Khwaja Bahauddin Naqshband, the founder and Imam of the Naqshbandi Sufi order.

It contains poems written by various Sufi poets.

A rare manuscript of a Sufi book on the Naqshbandi path, titled Hudyat-ul-Ikhwan, authored by Maulana Akbar Kashmiri Naqshbandi

مغازی النبی، دو نسخه های خطی، فارسی

مولف شیخ یعقوب صرفی کشمیری

Two rare manuscripts of the book Mughazi-ul-Nabi, a book of Seerah written in Persian, authored by the great Sufi shaykh of Kashmir Shaykh Yaqub Sarfi Kashmiri (d. 1594). The first manuscript dates to 1303 AH (1895/96 CE) and is not complete. The second seems to be complete and is undated. The book is written in poetry. It is not known if it has been published or not.

An old and rare manuscript of Minhaj-ul-Arifeen, a short Persian writing by the great Sufi master of Kubravi order Hazrat Mir Syed Ali Hamdani (d.786 AH), popular with his title Amir-e-Kabir, reviver of Islam in the Kashmir valley and buried in Tajikistan.