Binding and script features: Açık kahverengi, mıklepli, kalın baskı çerçeveli, son dönem cildi. Tezhip özellikleri : 1b-2a’da özensiz ve acemice çift taraflı çiçek desenli, tığlı serlevha, altın yaldızlı çerçeve/ ayrıca bütün sayfalar kırmızı çerçeve içindePhysical description: 192 leaves, (13 lines) / 16x10.5 cm.Contents: 191b: telkin duası; 192a-b: fevaid kayıtları vardır. Eser Birgili (Birgivî) Mehmed b. Pir Ali’nin tahmînen 970 1562-63 yılında yazılan meşhur Türkçe ilmihali Vasiyet-nâme’nin en muteber şerhidir.Paper type: Krem rengi, aharlı, suyollu kağıtCalligraphic style: Harekeli nesih / Harakāt Naskh script Ink color: Siyah, konu başlıkları ve bazı kelimeler kırmızıNotes: Written in 13 lines per page. Harakāt Naskh script in black ink with caption in red. Cream leather binding with flap, repaired and in good conditionDescription of script: Yaprak sayısı : 192 / Satır sayısı : 13 / Yazı alanı boyutu : 113x57 mm / Kağıt boyutu : 161x105 mm / Yazmanın başı : 1b - Yazmanın sonu : 191a
Binding and script features: CiltsizPhysical description: 120 leaves, (17 lines)/ 15x11,5 cm.Contents: Eser Necmeddin Kübrâ’nın Uṣūlü’l-ʿAşere’sinin şerhidir. Bu nüsha 1291 tarihli matbu nüshadan istinsah edilmiştir. 1. sayfada Alaaddin Tekin’in oğlu Şinasi Bey’e yazdığı not vardır.Paper type: Beyaz defter kağıdıCalligraphic style: Rıka kırması / Shikasta Riq’a scriptInk color: MaviNotes: Written in 17 lines per page. Shikasta Riq’a script in blue ink. The cover is missing.Description of script: Yaprak sayısı : 120 / Satır sayısı : 17 / Yazı alanı boyutu : 115x65 mm / Kağıt boyutu : 148x114 mm / Yazmanın başı : 2 - Yazmanın sonu : 120
Abstract: Contains copies of imperial edicts sent to Crete and petitions presented by Cretans reflecting their social and economic concerns. Ms. likely belonged to an Ottoman bureaucrat in Crete.Binding note: Quarter leather with boards.Ms. codex.Physical description: 19 lines per page; written in nastaʻliq script in black on white European glazed, laid paper. Rubrication and catchwords.Origin: Dated 1143 AH (1730 or 31) (fol. 10b).
Abstract: Vaqıf document. Signatures and stamps of three judges on fol. 1a; witnesses listed on fol. 10b.Binding note: Full brown leather with flap; gold-stamped central mandorla and fillets.Ms. codex.Physical description: 11 lines per page; written in nastaʻliq in black on heavy glazed, laid European paper. Catchwords. Some staining and smudging. In good condition.Decoration: On fol. 1b, illuminated unvan in gold and color. Text framed in double gold lines; phrase stops in the shape of gold disks with red and blue dots.Origin: 15 Muḥarram 1162 H 5 January 1749 (fol. 9b).
"Physical description: pages 1-225 divided into two columnsall text within a golden frametitles cover both columns. 21 lines per pageexpertly written nasta'liq (more than one hand)illuminated opening piece (page 2)full leather Oriental binding with gilded ornamentation (borders) with marbled inside paper. Previous owners name in Latin: Haggi Osman Nuriddin (page 1). Page numbers added later on top.""Unidentified poetical composition (mostly Mathnawiand a number of dubayt)entitled Khazinat al-Bayan wa-Safinat al-'Irfan fi Muhimmat al-Insan wa-Maqasid al-Ginan (title on p. 13)or Nizam al-Maram (title on pp. 222224)or Nizam-i Balaghat (p. 220). Headings of sections are often in Persian. There is no indication of an author."
Full catalogue record in Fihrist: Union Catalogue of Manuscripts from the Islamicate WorldContents: Persian ghazals (ff. 1b-16b). Nesimi, Dīvān-i Nesīmī (ff. 19b-190a).Dimensions: 21.8 × 13.5 cm (size of leaf). 15 × 78 cm (size of written area).Hand: Taʻlīq.Record origin: Manuscript description based on: Beeston, A. F. L. (Alfred Felix Landon); Ethé, Hermann, 1844-1917.; Sachau, Eduard, 1845-1930; Catalogue of the Persian, Turkish, Hindûstânî, and Pushtû manuscripts in the Bodleian Library, Oxford; at the Clarendon Press 1889-1953.
Physical description: Material: Eastern laid paperDimensions: 270 x 180 mm leaf [ 212 x 137 mm written]Foliation: British Museum foliation in pencilRuling: Misṭarah; 15 lines per page; vertical spacing lines per 10 cmScript: Naskh (Arabic text), fully vocalised to f. 24, mainly unvocalised thereafter; Divani (Ottoman Turkish text)Ink: Black ink with rubricated headingsDecoration: Illustrated with thirty-seven drawings (see Content)Binding: Black leather (Ottoman) binding with central medallion, pendants and corner stampsCondition: Stains, repairs and grime at front of volume; Waterstains to gutter and tail marginsMarginalia: Occasional interlinear translations in Turkish, occasional pen trials (see f. 48r)Seals: British Museum stamp: ff. 2r, 9r, 21r, 96v
Abstract: "Kınalızade's work on ethics in 3 books (kitāb) composed in 1565 (fol. 6b-261b)Abstract: followed by two short treatises also on ethicsAbstract: virtue and moral qualities (fol. 263b-280b and 280b-296b)Abstract: the first of which is in Arabic and consists of a list of different concepts conditioning those qualities and the explanations thereofAbstract: starting with al-tawakkulAbstract: al-jahlAbstract: khawf al-dhamm wa-ḥubb al-madaḥ etc.Abstract: and the second is in Arabic and Ottoman and is dedicated to Sultan Abdülhamid I (ruled 1774-1789)."Binding note: Brown leather with a gold tooled mandorla with pendants in the center and 4 gold tooled corner pieces in foliage pattern on upper and lower covers. Envelope flap with same gold tooled design, consisting of a small mandorla, 2 corner pieces, and gold guilloche and fillets around the edges. Spine, fore-edge flap and borders of upper and lower covers repaired in different brown leather. Pastedowns and envelope flap lining in yellow paper sprinkled in silver. Fore-edge lining in olive fabric.Ms. composite codex.Title from the lower edge of text block.Main text was copied by Derviş Mehmet Ahlakî on the 15th of Shaʻbān 997 (1589), this being the 30th copy which he did -- colophon (fol. 261b). Given the dedication to Sultan Abdülhamid I, the second and third texts, which are written continuously, are from the 18th century and were subsequently bound with the first.Main text: 19 lines per page. Written in small nastaʻlīq in black ink with use of red for rubrication. Text is written within a gold leaf frame outlined with three lines in black ink, with headings and verses in separately outlined sections. Fol. 6b has an illuminated head piece (ʻunwān) made in gold leaf with dark and light blue, orange and purple watercolors. Fol. 6b, 12a, 21a, and then every 10th leaf has a circular medallion on the margin, made with gold leaf with foliage pattern in black ink in the center with red circle around it and blue ink around the edges. Fol. 112b-116a have margins sprinkled in gold. Glazed dark cream paper with visible laid lines and prominent fibres. Foliation in Arabic numerals in red ink starts with 1 on fol. 7. Texts 2 and 3: 11 lines per page. Written in medium small nastaʻlīq in black ink with use of red. Text written within a single line frame outlined in red ink. Very thin light cream glazed paper with visible laid lines and prominent fibres.Ms. additions: Several short inscriptions on fol. 1b; table of contents on fol. 2b-3a; two ownership statements on fol. 6a, one in the name of Mehmet Celaleddin, accompanied by a stamp dated 189 (1775-76), and the other in the name of Ömer Hüsameddin, dated 26 M 1227 (10 February 1812).Incipit text 1: درر زواهر حمد وثنا وغرر ظواهر سپاس وستايش كه كثرت افراد فرايدينه سلك شهور وايامده احتمال اجتماع وانتظامExplicit text 1: وعليه التكلان انه مفضل منعم حنان منان تمت الرساله المجموعه من مكارم الاخلاق بعون الله الملك الخلاقIncipit text 2: من الكلمات الصحيحة الدين النصيحة الحمد لله ... وبعد فان الدنيا الفانية سريعة الزوالExplicit text 2: مراد ما نصيحت بود وكفتيم حوالت با خدا كرديم ورفتيمIncipit text 3: الحمد لله ... وبعد فان العقل والنقل متطبقان وفى المآل متوافقانExplicit text 3: واستعمال اصناف حيل ومكايده بهر حال قيام عقلا وشرعا خير المرامدر
Abstract: Collection of hymns and prayers, many of which were used in tekkes (chapter houses of dervish orders) in the Ottoman Empire.Spine title.Explicit:عليدر ظل رشر دانم على در مر حمتمكاتم
Abstract: An anonymous Ottoman military history of the Serbian front, written with the intention of being a guide to that region and covering the period from the conquest of Belgrade in 1521 to the year 1685-86. According to the text (see incipit), it was composed at the request of the Sultan (Süleyman II (ruled 1687-1691)?).Binding note: Brown leather on spine and around edges of covers, the latter decorated with a gold guilloche and two gold fillets. Olive and green foliage motif glazed paper on covers. Pastedowns in dark cream paper.Ms. codex.Title from fol. 3a.Copied in 1144 (1731 or 1732) -- colophon (fol. 30b).23 lines per page. Written in a casual small naskh in black ink with use of red for rubrication. Text is written within a gold leaf frame outlined in black ink. Fol. 3b has an illuminated head piece executed in gold leaf with overlaid floral motif in green, orange, red and white watercolors, and with radiating sprigs in blue watercolor along the top edge. Catchwords on the verso of each leaf. Glazed European paper, most of it light cream, with a few sheets of dark cream and light purple stained paper.Incipit: الحمد لله الذي انزل علي نبيه وجاهدوا في سبيل الله حق جهاده ... وبعد اشبو رساله وبر صورت اولنماسنه باعث ولي النعم حضرتلرينك حاكباي عاليلر ينه عرض قلنمشدر كه سبب تذكر وترحم اولهExplicit: تاريخ هجرتك بيك طقسان يدي در كه اول زمانندن بري قرق التي قرال اولمشدر