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And an old lieutenant, may God forgive him, Dabān: "In the holy shrine of Anwar, he strove."

Our master, Muhammad, Sultan Ibrahim Mirza. The completion of the Ghubari school of thought.

Written by Jamal. In the months of the year. Al-Mashhadi, may God forgive his sins.

Praise be to God.

Jamal al-Din Muhammad Mashhadi. Taqi al-Din Awḥadi, among the contemporary poets, is considered to have composed.

A section of poetry. Especially ghazals and calligraphy in Nastaliq script, he praised and his pen name was "Waqi'i".

Apparently, he was a court artist of Sultan Ibrahim Mirza, son of Bahram Mirza, son of Shah Ismail I Safavi (killed in the year 885 AH). Who himself was a calligrapher and skilled in Nastaliq script. He was a student of Malik Dimli. And in the court of.

He gathered a group of artists and scholars and patronized and encouraged them.

Bustan of Saadi (77).

Size.

10 10.

A table. Black leather binding. Bukhara paper, with margins. Gilded border, with margins. The first two pages of the text and margins are richly decorated. Headings. History. Written by Kitabat Ali. Numbered Mir Hussein. Generally, richly decorated manuscripts.

End: From the books of Bustan... Sheikh Muslih al-Din Saadi of Shiraz.

Ali, the weak servant of God, Mir Hussein al-Husayni, the scribe of the royal library, in the city of.

Bukhara, year.

Yusuf and Zulaikha of Jami (14).

Dawlatdadi paper, text and margins. Lacquered binding. Size.

Gilded border, with marginal decorations. Richly decorated with a title.

Dated: Mir Hussein Mir Kalanki. Written in beautiful Naskh script. Richly decorated manuscript.

History: End: The completion of this precious jewel and the conclusion of this story in the matter of.

Magnificent.

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