1711 Ottoman Arabic manuscript on heirs, shares, and Islamic inheritance law Americas and nobility of his province

and nobility of his province and the capital of Berry

in which financial procedures were formalized and consolidated

Matalon (1919-2009)

The opening folio features a divine figure (likely Vishnu or Krishna) seated within a temple structure on a lotus throne

Guru-pūjā

1711 Ottoman Arabic manuscript on heirs, shares, and Islamic inheritance law Americas and nobility of his provinceal Sajwand [Sirj al Milla Muammad b. Abd al Rashd al Sajwand; dates unknown]. al Sirjiyya f al fari. Ottoman lands, completed in 1123 AH 1711 CE. 8, Arabic manuscript on paper. 120 leaves. Arabic text in black ink with red rubrication, red overlining, and frequent red textual markers. Approximately 17 lines per page. Opening two pages written within ruled frames with gilt and coloured bands, red separators, and gold roundel markers; later leaves in