أثار، فريد الدينʻ، تقريبا-1230 تأليف. text ua بولاق مطبعة بولاق، [1836] 1836 monographic per

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55 صفحات ; 20 سم The author, Abû Tâlib Muhammad ibn Abû Bakr Ibrâhîm, mostly known as ʻAṭṭār, "the druggist" (), was born in 513 (1119 AD) near Nishapur and was probably killed by Mongols in 627 (1230 AD). "He was, as his common appellation implies, a pharmacist by profession, and kept a store where he himself prescribed and prepared drugs. Little accurate information on the particulars of his life is available. He was a great scholar and poet, and devoted much of his time to the study of mysticism. He is regarded as a holy man by the mystics [...] The Pandnâmah, or the ‘Book of Advice’, is the most popular of his poems. It consists of moral precepts composed in mathnawî rhyme. It has been printed several times in Lahore, Calcutta, Tehran, and Istanbul" (Muhammed Ahmed Simsar, Oriental Manuscripts of the John Frederick Lewis Collection in the Free Library of Philadelphia, 1937, pp. 94ff.). The present edition is unknown to Simsar; the catalogue of the Bavarian State Library lists merely the 1262 (1846) Bulaq edition. – No Known Copyright No Known Copyright Very clean, with an interlinear note in Arabic red ink on p. 26. Binding slightly rubbed and bumped; old calculations in black ink on final endpaper. Main Heritage Compact General PK6439.S94 F37 1836 Book Item-ID: i19660078 BIB-ID: 1779894 Sufi poetry, Persian PK6439.S94 F37 1836 313192706 rakwb DEBSZ 141123 20141123010319.0 Converted from MARCXML to MODS version 3.5 using MARC21slim2MODS3-5.xsl (Revision 1.111 2016/3/24) ger