Mahmud ibn Hussayn ibn Muhammad al-Kashgari.

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Digital facsimile of manuscript Jarring Prov. 464

Annotated Turki Manuscripts from the Jarring Collection Online (ATMO)

Test edition 2022-05-10

Lund University Library Jarring Prov. 464

Contents

Molla 'Abd ul-Qadir

Collection of folkloristic texts

A collection of Eastern Turki folkloristic texts written down by Molla 'Abd ul-Qadir of Yarkand, who no doubt also is the author of the texts. Contents
1) ff. 1a, 2a A description of fruits
2) f. 1b A description of "hymn, rosary"
3) f. 2a A description of ponds
4) f. 2b A description on how to dig ponds
5) ff. 3a-b A description of ponds
6) ff. 3b-4a A description of wells
7) f. 4a A description of travels
8) ff. 4b-11a Different beliefs and superstitions
9) f. 11b A description of songs
10) f. 12a A description of how to play music
11) ff. 12a-13b Different beliefs and superstitions
12) ff. 14a-15b When a rich man takes a wife
13) f. 16a-b A description of heritage
14) ff. 17a-20a Different beliefs and superstitions
15) ff. 20a-21a A description of the meaning of ... "a greeting to the water"
16) ff. 21a-22a A description of vakf
17) ff. 22b-23b The path of Islam
18) f. 23b The covering of the privities in an obligation
19) ff. 24a-25b Different greetings
20) f. 25b A description of divorce
21) f. 26a-b The custom of sacbaq- (a special kind of hairdress) wedding
22) ff. 27a-28a The custom when someone dies
23) ff. 28a-29b Different customs and habits
24) ff. 29b-30b A description of a madrasa
25) f. 31a-b On devotions pertaining to the fast
26) f. 31b
27) ff. 32a-41a On different rites, habits and superstitions
28) f. 41a-b The questions of munkar and nakir
29) f. 42 On madrasas
30) ff. 43a-48b A description of the town wall; different habits and manners

Language: Uighur

Physical description

Support: paper, white, writing paper of Russian make, ruled and unruled

Extent: ff. 49 345 × 220mm.

Foliation: The ms. is foliated by G. Jarring.

Condition: Poor

Decoration

Binding

The ms. is not bound.

History

Origin

Place of origin: Eastern Turkistan
Date of origin: 1930, ca (?)
Date: probably around 1930.

Provenance: Among Gustaf Raquette's papers.

Acquisition: The ms. was presented by Gustaf Raquette's widow, Mrs. Hanna Raquette to the Lund University Library in the 1960's.

Catalog record of Lund University Library: http://www.alvin-portal.org/alvin/view.jsf?pid=alvin-record%3A464


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Digital facsimile of manuscript Jarring Prov. 464. By Annotated Turki Manuscripts from the Jarring Collection Online (ATMO). (Principal investigators: Arienne M. Dwyer and C. M. Sperberg-McQueen.) Manuscript held and scanned by Lund University Library . Funded by the Henry Luce Foundation. Lawrence, Kansas: Annotated Turki Manuscripts from the Jarring Collection Online, 2022-05-10. On the Web at https://uyghur.linguistics.indiana.edu/manuscripts/Jarring_Prov_464.df.xml. Last examined dd Mmmmmm YYYY.

2022-05-10

Credit: Painting of Mahmud al-Kashgari © 1981 by Ghazi Emet.