The Kashf al-mahjúb: The oldest Persian treatise on SúfiismHujviri, ‘Ali ibn ‘Usman
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The Kashf al-mahjúb: The oldest Persian treatise on Súfiism
Hujviri, ‘Ali ibn ‘Usman
Sufism -- Early works to 1800
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CORRECTIONS AND ADDITIONS.
Page 2, penult. _For_ (p. 3) _read_ (p. 1).
p. 3, line 14 and l. 30. _For_ (p. 3) _read_ (p. 1).
p. 4, l. 18. _For_ (p. 3) _read_ (p. 1).
p. 4, l. 26. _For_ just as the veil destroys revelation _(mukáshafat)
read_ just as veiling destroys the unveiled object (_mukáshaf_).
p. 6, l. 4 and l. 16. _For_ (p. 3) _read_ (p. 1).
p. 51, l. 6. _For_ Parg _read_ Burk _or_ Purg, and correct the note
accordingly. See Guy Le Strange, _The Lands of the Eastern
Caliphate_, p. 292.
p. 54, l. 28. _For_ the infectious cankers of the age _read_ the cankers
which infect age after age.
p. 85, l. 19. For (_sáḥib al-qulúb_) read (_ṣáḥi´l-qulúb_). _Ṣáḥí_,
“sober,” is the antithesis of _maghlúb_, “enraptured.”
p. 127, l. 17. _For_ AL-INṬÁKÍ _read_ AL-ANṬÁKÍ.
p. 130, l. 27. Although some writers give “Abu ´l-Ḥasan” as the _kunya_
of Núrí, the balance of authority is in favour of “Abu ´l-Ḥusayn”.
p. 131, n. 2. _Add_, See Goldziher in _ZDMG._, 61, 75 ff., and a passage
in Yáqút’s _Irshád al-Aríb_, ed. by Margoliouth, vol. iii, pt. i,
153, 3 ff.; cited by Goldziher in _JRAS._ for 1910, p. 888.
p. 140, l. 19. _For_ ABÚ MUḤAMMAD `ABDALLÁH _read_ ABÚ `ABDALLÁH.
p. 155, l. 26. _Omit_ B. _before_ DULAF.
p. 169, l. 1. _Omit_ B. _before_ `ALÍ.
p. 173, l. 11. _For_ Pádsháh-i _read_ Pádisháh-i.
p. 182, l. 26. _Sháhmurghí_ is probably a mistake for _siyáh murghí_, “a
blackbird.” Cf. my edition of the _Tadhkirat al-Awliyá_, ii, 259,
23.
p. 257, l. 1. For _t`aṭíl_ read _ta`ṭíl_.
p. 323, l. 10. _For_ Miṣṣíṣí _read_ Maṣṣíṣí.
CONTENTS.
CHAPTER. PAGES.
Translator’s Preface xvii-xxiv
Author’s Introduction 1-9
I. On the Affirmation of Knowledge 11-18
II. On Poverty 19-29
III. On Ṣúfiism 30-44
IV. On the Wearing of Patched Frocks 45-57
V. On the Different Opinions held concerning Poverty 58-61
and Purity
VI. On Blame (_Malámat_) 62-9
VII. Concerning their Imáms who belonged to the 70-4
Companions
VIII. Concerning their Imáms who belonged to the House 75-80
of the Prophet
IX. Concerning the People of the Veranda (_Ahl-i 81-2
Ṣuffa_)
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