al-Musnad al-ṣaḥīḥ : manuscript, [1749 or 50].

"One of the two great and accepted collections of traditions [of the prophet Muḥammad]." Cataloging by William Hoyt Worrell, 1925.Illuminated ʻunwān on p. [1]; text rubricated in gold and red; text enclosed within gold borders; foliation in hand of copyist; illuminated colophon; edges gilded in foliate patterns.wa-miʾah wa-alf.Date and names of copyists in colophon: fa-qad kāna taḥrīr al-kitāb al-Ṣaḥīḥ al-mansūb ilá al-imām ... katabahu al-faqīr ... al-ḥājj Maḥmūd ibn Isḥāq al-shahīr bi-imām jāmiʻ mawlīnā mullā Kastad al-wāqiʻ fī al-Qusṭanṭinīyah al-muḥammīyah ... wa-anā ... ʻAbd Allāh ʻUmar Afandī Zādah kātib sarāy Mumāyūn wa-anā al-maʾdhūn bi-al-ḥadīth ... min al-shaykh ... al-murshid fī ṭarīq al-Naqshabandī ... al-mushtahar bi-al-shaykh Muṣṭafá al-ʻAfwī thalāth wa-sittīnGAL,"One of the two great and accepted collections of traditions [of the prophet Muḥammad]." Cataloging by William Hoyt Worrell, 1925.Mode of access: Internet.AnonymousFamous collector of prophetic traditions.Purchased in Cairo, 1924. On flyleaf, seals and autographs of three (?) owners, one not identified: tamallakahu al-faqīr al-sayyid Muḥammad ʻĀrif; ʻarsh al-muʻaẓẓam dawlat al-zannām Muḥammad Yāfat. Once part of the personal manuscript collection of Sultan Abdülhamid II of Turkey