This folio of MS RSPA 87 has four seals. At the top (seals A and B) are two copies of the same seal with the legend, ��Abd al-���aqq mur��d-i p��dsh��h-i ����lamg��r sanah 36 (1692-93 CE) which translates to "��Abd al-���aqq, disciple of the Emperor ����lamg��r in the regnal year 36," meaning that this ��Abd al-���aqq owned this manuscript no earlier than 1692. In the accompanying ownership statement, ��Abd al-���aqq is noted to be the son of ��Abd al-Wahh��b, a deceased judge. Seal C is a Qur'anic seal quoting verse 45 of surah 19 (S��rat Maryam). The last seal (D) on this page is that of �����fi��� Mas����d Kh��n dated 1153 AH (1740-41 CE). Alongside this seal, there is a note that states he bought the manuscript in 1162 AH (1748-49 CE). At the bottom is a final acquisition note from a man named Sayyid Mu���ammad Anwar ibn Sayyid Mu���ammad Ghawth, who apparently acquired the manuscript in Jum��da al-Awwal in the year 1196 AH (April-May 1782 CE). This was a year and a half years before the manuscript was acquired by William Jones.

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