DescriptionThis manuscript is a multi-text volume (majmūʿ) bringing together several shorter texts within a single binding. Its contents include an anonymous collection of devotional litanies (awrād) and invocations, reflecting the pious practices of an unnamed compiler or scribe. The litanies consist of prayers and supplications intended for regular recitation, forming part of spiritual discipline, as well as a series of invocations focused specifically on the merits and virtues of the Prophet Muhammad, extolling his qualities and seeking blessings upon him. As a composite manuscript, the compilation offers evidence of how devotional texts were gathered, transmitted, and used collectively by practitioners. The anonymous nature of the collection raises questions about popular piety, the circulation of litanies outside formal scholarly networks, and the personal selection of texts for spiritual edification. The manuscript is neatly bound in a green cover and measures 20.6 cm in length, 15 cm in width, and 4.2 cm in height with a total of 98 folios.
