Bhaet : manuscript, 1890?

Narratives to be recited at the commemorative assembly (majlis) held on the 30th and 40th days after the martyrdom of Imām Ḥusain.

[ Farmāns] : manuscript, 1910?

According to a note on p. 1, contains farmāns made by Imām Sulṭān Muḥammad Shāh [Aga Khan III] at Zanzibar, Bagamoyo and Dar es Salaam. The manuscript records those farmāns made between 19 Jeṭh [Jyeshtha] to 23 Bhadr [Bhadrapad] s. 1956 (approx. May-September 1899).

Namāz : manuscript, 1858-1865

Ritual Prayer in Arabic with instructions on number of prostration cycles (rakaʻahs) to be performed during each of the five prayer times.

[ Māāṟajil nabẖûvat] : manuscript, 1900?

Story of Prophet Abraham translated from a Persian text (possibly Muʻīn ad-Dīn Farāhi's "Maʻārij an-nubūwwah fī madārij al-futuwwah"), story of Prophet Zakariya from a text entitled Māālamil tanzīl (possibly Abū Muḥammad Ḥusain bin Masʻūd Baǵavī's "Maʻālim at-tanzīl") and two stories from the Sakhāvat nāma (possibly Sakhāvat nāma-i Ḥaẓrat ʻĀlī, the popular versified account of the miracles attributed to Ḥaẓrat ʻAlī).

ejī:harī:nāme:harī:jāṇī:e : manuscript, 1829?

Title provided by cataloger.

Saloko:satgûr:soho:dev [nāno/niñḍho] : manuscript, 1872

Local paper.

Dhoā:māhādhinje:ćhañṭe:vijaṇjī : manuscript, 1778-1865

Local paper. Beginning and end folios in brittle and poor condition, several folios repaired, many folios water-stained.

Dhoā:gajal:arasī : manuscript, 1890?

Foreign wove paper; watermark: Munro, 1883.

Muṛbadhno ek āćhoḍo (?) : manuscript, 1900 ?

Foreign paper, manufactured in Bombay by Abdoola Saheb Abdool Rehman Hurufullah, watermark : "River Jumna".

Pāñḍavānī saṇgāroṇī : manuscript, 1900?

Local paper.

Kalāmi:hazrat:sûltānil:aulīā

Haẓrat ʻAli.

[ Ghaṭpāṭjī dhoā]

Prayers to be recited during the ghaṭpāṭ ceremony; prayer includes recitation of the name of Ismāʻīlī Imāms as well as those of Pīrs.

[ Miʻrāj nāma ?]

Poem concerning Prophet Muḥammad's Ascension to heaven.

Bahare Rahemat

121 Farmāns (guidances) issued by Aga Khan III to the community between 1899-1910; each farmān is designated a "mercy" or "grace".

Ārtī:dhûā:vakhat:tredjī:sāñjījā:ćogaḍīā:5

Pīr Ṣadr ad-Dīn, Pīr Imām Shāh.