DescriptionThis brief account, spanning two pages, details the story of Prophet Ṣāliḥ’s she-camel and the actions taken against it by his people. The text narrates how the she-camel was sent as a miraculous sign from Allah, its designated drinking rights, and the community’s demand for its destruction. It describes the eventual hamstringing and killing of the camel by the disbelievers, followed by the divine punishment that befell them. For researchers, this compact narrative serves as a focused case study of prophetic miracle narratives and their consequences in Islamic tradition. The manuscript measures 21.1 cm in length, 15.3 cm in width, and 3.8 cm in height, and has a total of 283 folios.
