DescriptionFolio of a Diwan-i-Rahman manuscript (Pashto MS 14), 27 February 1850 (1).jpg
English: Folio of a Diwan-i-Rahman manuscript (Pashto MS 14), 27 February 1850. The original Pashto work is attributed to the Pashtun Sufi poet, Rahman Baba [Abdur Rahmān Momand].
Source description (machine translated using Google Translate from Pashto to English):
Pashto MS 14 (The John Rylands Research - : 9. Diwan Abdul Rahman. Institute and Library, The University of Manchester) 23 According to Mackenzie's catalog this edition is numbered 86 and the John Ryland Manchester Library has this edition as MS14. The binding of this manuscript is a good and strong pair of leather - but the spelling is difficult and broken, the paper looks strongly Indian - it is written in ink with the surname of Rahman Baba. And the other version is written with a black pen, there is no clear mark on the name of the writer - of course, the fingerprints of the previous writers are on it - which are not very clear. Of course, the word "religion" is clear in this seal. It can be seen that a poem has been written at the beginning of the book in which the author mentions the name of Inam in the verse, so it becomes as if the author's name is Inam al-Din. Ferangi's name Turner is written on the front of the Diwan. And history has been written like this. 1850 Peshawar February 27th It seems that Turner Saeb took this copy in 1850. It has two offices and two hundred and sixty six pages. have
Date
27 February 1850
Source
Article titled: “An Introduction of Different Manuscripts of Rahman Baba in the British Library, London and The John Rylands Library, Manchester, United Kingdom (Diwan i Rahman Manuscripts)” (Muhammad Aftab). Pashto, Vol. 53, no. 667, June 2024, pp. 143-60, via: [1] with UploadWizard
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Folio of a Diwan-i-Rahman manuscript (Pashto MS 14), 27 February 1850
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