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Fakr ud-din collection

Who was Fakhr ud-din al-Khurasani?  

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Fakhr ud din al-Khurasani was a young man who is known for his efforts in collecting and preserving the works of the famous Sufi scholar, Muhiuddin Ibn al-Arabi. In the year 810 AH, he traveled to Makkah and requested Ibn al-Arabi's books, but was told that they were not available there. However, he was informed that there was a Sufi in the Yemeni city of Zubaid who had an excellent collection of Ibn al-Arabi's books.

Fakhr ud din al-Khurasani then traveled to Zubaid and stayed at the Madrassa al-Mizjajia. There, he was able to copy the entire collection of Ibn al-Arabi's works in the year 814 Hijri. His collection later made its way to Sindh and is now available at the Pir Pagaro Library.

Fakhr ud din al-Khurasani's efforts in preserving the works of Ibn al-Arabi have been recognized as an important contribution to the study of Sufism and

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Fakhr ud-din al-Khurasani Collection

التدبيرات الإلهية 
  • RG #:716
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din Khurasani
  • Dated:814 AH
  • Physical Library:Private
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ذخائر الأعلاق

Arabic Title:ذخائر والاعلاق في شرح ترجمان الأشواق

  • RG #:116
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din
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فصوص الحكم
  • Arabic Title:فصوص الحكم
  • RG #:150
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din Khurasani
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إنشاء الدوائر
  • Arabic Title:إنشاء الدوائر والجداول
  • RG #:289
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din Khurasani
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كتاب المعشرات
  • Arabic Title:كتاب المعشرات
  • RG #:484
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din Khurasani
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1_55
كتاب الحجب
  • Arabic Title:كتاب الحجب
  • RG #:247
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din Khurasani
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1_70
كتاب الإسفار عن نتائج الأسفار
  • Arabic Title:كتاب الإسفار عن نتائج الأسفار
  • RG #:307
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din
1_74
كتاب الكتب
  • Arabic Title:كتاب الكتب
  • RG #:354
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din Khurasani
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كتاب النصائح
  • Arabic Title:كتاب النصائح في ما لا يعول عليه
  • RG #:532
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din Khurasani
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مشكاة الأنوار
  • Arabic Title:مشكاة الأنوار فيما روي عن الله من الأخبار
  • RG #:480
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din
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رسالة الموقظة
  • Arabic Title:رسالة الموقظة
  • RG #:510
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din Khurasani
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الإسراء إلى المقام الأسرى
  • Arabic Title:الإسراء إلى المقام الأسرى
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  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din Khurasani
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نسب الخرقة
  • Arabic Title:نسب الخرقة
  • RG #:530
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din Khurasani
1_69
منزل القطب ومقامه
  • Arabic Title:منزل القطب مقامه وحاله
  • RG #:585
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din Khurasani
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كتاب الشواهد
  • Arabic Title:كتاب الشواهد
  • RG #:689
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din Khurasani
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تلقيح الأذهان
  • Arabic Title:تلقيح الأذهان ومفتاح معرفة الإنسان
  • RG #:758
  • Scribe:Fakhr al-Din Khurasani

Manuscript Collections

Fakhr al-Din Khurasani Collection

Fakhr ud din al-Khurasani was a young man who is known for his efforts in collecting and preserving the works of the famous Sufi scholar, Muhiuddin Ibn al-Arabi. In the year 810 AH, he traveled to Makkah and requested Ibn al-Arabi's books, but was told that they were not available there. However, he was informed that there was a Sufi in the Yemeni city of Zubaid who had an excellent collection of Ibn al-Arabi's books. Fakhr ud din al-Khurasani then traveled to Zubaid and stayed at the Madrassa al-Mizjajia. There, he was able to copy the entire collection of Ibn al-Arabi's works in the year 814 Hijri. His collection later made its way to Sindh and is now available at the Pir Pagaro Library.

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King Saud University Collection
Hathi Trust Digital Library
Nawab ud Din Hyderabadi Collection

This complete collection was copied for the library of Kutub khana Asfia by Sadar Mudarris صدر مدرس Nawwab ud-din. 
Kutub Khana Asefiyah was established in 1891 in Hyderabad to promote knowledge and literature. It housed rare books in Arabic, Persian, and Urdu from around the world. Maulvi Syed Hussain Bilgrami Nawab Imad-ul-Mulk initially established the library, but it was rebuilt in 1936 as the Asefiyah Central Library. It was inaugurated by Nawab Asif Jah VII Mir Osman Ali Khan Bahadur.

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Damascene Family Library Refaiya
Harvard University Library