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PERSIAN MANUSCRIPT Name of Work in English Name of Work in Persian Author/ Translator/ Subject Matter Folios Size in Acc PERSIAN MANUSCRIPT Name of work in English Name of work in Persian Author/ Translator/ Subject matter Folios Size in Acc. No. Commentator cms. Rashid Kashmiri Literature 114 19x10.8 3337 ا ب حیات Aab-e-Hayat Literature 378+156 39x25, 459 اداب الملوک ۲ جلدیں Aadab-ul-Mulook 2 Vols 35x19.5 Literature 81 16.8x26.1 142 آداب الملوک Aadab-ul-Mulook Munshi Muhammad Kazim History 289 22x12.5 1664 عالمگیر نامہ Aalamgeer Nama bin Muhammad Amin Maulana Abdur-Rahman Literature 6 21.5x12 856 اعمال معما Aamal-i-Muamma Jami Saif-ud-din Haji Biography 193 23.1x15 1195 اثار الوزراء Aasar-ul-Wuzra Literature 7 7.5x6 119 اتم ستا Aatam Sata Literature 19 20x15 1291 اتمہ درشتی Aatma Drishti Mohammad Rafi Waaiz Ethics 432 22.1x13.1 2516 ابواب الجنان Abwab-u-Jinan Mohammad Rafi Waaiz Ethics 181 23.5x14 2521 ابواب الجنان Abwab-u-Jinan Mohammad Rafi Waaiz Ethics 129 24.4x15.8 2692 ابواب الجنان باب دوم (Abwab-u-Jinan (II Abdul Wahhab Sha'iq Literature 9 18.5X11 3190 ابیات شائق Abyat-i-Sha'iq Prayers (Imamia) 202 22.4x14 2799 ادعیہ ماثورہ Ad'iyah Masoora Sheikh Abdul Wahab Noori Sufism 90 18.6x12.3 3061 عین العرفان منظوم Aen-ul-Irfan Sheikh Abdul Wahab Noori Sufism 113 11.3x17.7 16 عین العرفان منظوم Aen-ul-Irfan Sheikh Abdul Wahab Noori Sufism 81 21x11 728 عین العرفان منظوم Aen-ul-Irfan Literature 144 22.5x15 2378 افسانہ6 بکرماجیت Afsana Bikarmajeet Literature 102 23.2x15.2 2674 افسانہ بکرماجیت Afsana Bikarmajeet Literature 78 28x15 115 افسانہ ہاۓ بکر ماجیت Afsana Haye Bakrmajeet Literature 86 25.5x16.5 2529 افسانہ ہاے6 بکرماجیت Afsana Haye Bikarmajeet (Singhasan ()سنگھاسن بتیسی (Batisi Literature 70 23x16.5 2435 افسانہ ہاے6 راجہ بکرماجیت Afsana Haye Raja Bikarmajeet Literature 241 21x15 1817 افسانہ6 بکرماجیت Afsana-e-Bikarma Jeet 1 Sheikh Ahmad Tarabali Sufism 42 32x18 1975 افضل الطرایق Afzal-ut-Taraiq Kashmiri Sheikh Ahmad Tarabali Sufism 75 22.6x14.5 31 افضل الطرائق Afzal-ut-Taraiq Kashmiri Sheikh Ahmad Tarabali Sufism 83 22.2x14.3 104 افضل الطرائق Afzal-ut-Taraiq Kashmiri Islamic Jurisprudence 42 22x13 1509 احکا م اسلم Ahkam-i-Islam Mulla Moin-ud-Din Hirati Tafseer 369 24.5x13.4 761 احسن القصص Ahsan-ul-Qasas History 399 36x23.2 450 احوال ملقات صاحبان یورپ Ahwaal-i-Mulaqat Sahibaan Yurap History 38 20x17 1528 احوا ل مہاجرین و انصار Ahwal-i-Muhajireen wa Ansar Encyclopidia of 660 32x20 205 عجائب المخلوقات با تصویر Ajaaib-ul- Makhluqat Makhlooqat Geography 145 21x12 1162 عجایب عالم Ajaib-i-Aalam Geography 57 12x19 91 عجائب البJلدان Ajaib-ul- Buldan Mulla Hamid-ul-lah History 175 21.2x11.8 897 اکبر نامہ منظوم Akbar Nama Shahabadi Mulla Hamid-ul-lah History 147 21x16.5 931 اکبر نامہ منظوم Akbar Nama Shahabadi Mulla Hamid-ul-lah History 171 20x13.5 1045 اکبر نامہ منظوم Akbar Nama Shahabadi Mulla Hamid-ul-lah History 174 24x13.5 1119 اکبر نامہ منظوم Akbar Nama Shahabadi Mulla Hamid-ul-lah History 116 23.5x14.5 2012 اکبر نامہ منظوم Akbar Nama Shahabadi Mulla Hamid-ul-lah History 159 25.2x14.5 2885 اکبر نامہ منظوم Akbar Nama Shahabadi Mulla Hamid-ul-lah History 162 16.6x23.4 114 اکبر نامہ منظوم Akbar Nama Shahabadi Mulla Hamid-ul-lah History 150 27x14 689 اکبر نامہ منظوم Akbar Nama Shahabadi Hameed-ul-lah Shahabadi History 211 20.5x13 1220 اکبر نامہ Akbar Nama Abul Fazl History 237 23x19 221 اکبر نامہ Akbar Nama Allama Abul Fazal History 192 38x21 508 اکبر نامہ جلد دوم Akbar Nama Vol II 2 Mirza Saif-ud-din Kashmiri History 118 36x23 1420 اخبارات و مراسلہ جات Akhbarat wa Murasala Jat Siyasi wa Mulki dar سیاسی و ملکی در عہد Ahdi Maharaja Gulab مہاراجہ گلب سنگھ Singh Mirza Saif-ud-din Kashmiri History 113 36x23.5 1421 اخبارات و مراسلہ جات Akhbarat wa Murasala Jat Siyasi wa Mulki dar سیاسی و ملکی در عہد Ahdi Maharaja Gulab مہاراجہ گلب سنگھ Singh Mirza Saif-ud-din Kashmiri History 200 37x23.5 1422 اخبارات و مراسلہ جات Akhbarat wa Murasala Jat Siyasi wa Mulki dar سیاسی و ملکی در عہد Ahdi Maharaja Gulab مہاراجہ گلب سنگھ Singh Mirza Saif-ud-din Kashmiri History 162 36x23 1423 اخبارات و مراسلہ جات Akhbarat wa Murasala Jat Siyasi wa Mulki dar سیاسی و ملکی در عہد Ahdi Maharaja Gulab مہاراجہ گلب سنگھ Singh Mirza Saif-ud-din Kashmiri History 127 34x22.3 1424 اخبارات و مراسلہ جات Akhbarat wa Murasala Jat Siyasi wa Mulki dar سیاسی و ملکی در عہد Ahdi Maharaja Gulab مہاراجہ گلب سنگھ Singh Mirza Saif-ud-din Kashmiri History 185 35x23 1425 اخبارات و مراسلہ جات Akhbarat wa Murasala Jat Siyasi wa Mulki dar سیاسی و ملکی در عہد Ahdi Maharaja Gulab مہاراجہ گلب سنگھ Singh Mirza Saif-ud-din Kashmiri History 336 35.5x23.5 1426 اخبارات و مراسلہ جات Akhbarat wa Murasala Jat Siyasi wa Mulki dar سیاسی و ملکی در عہد Ahdi Maharaja Gulab مہاراجہ گلب سنگھ Singh Mirza Saif-ud-din Kashmiri History 170 33.5x21.5 1427 اخبارات و مراسلہ جات Akhbarat wa Murasala Jat Siyasi wa Mulki dar سیاسی و ملکی در عہد Ahdi Maharaja Gulab مہاراجہ گلب سنگھ Singh Mirza Saif-ud-din Kashmiri History 298 35x23 1429 اخبارات و مراسلہ جات Akhbarat wa Murasala Jat Siyasi wa Mulki dar سیاسی و ملکی در عہد Ahdi Maharaja Gulab مہاراجہ گلب سنگھ Singh 3 Mirza Saif-ud-din Kashmiri History 382 35x23 1430 اخبارات و مراسلہ جات Akhbarat wa Murasala Jat Siyasi wa Mulki dar سیاسی و ملکی در عہد Ahdi Maharaja Gulab مہاراجہ گلب سنگھ Singh Mirza Saif-ud-din Kashmiri History 106 34x23 1433 اخبارات و مراسلہ جات Akhbarat wa Murasala Jat Siyasi wa Mulki dar سیاسی و ملکی در عہد Ahdi Maharaja Gulab مہاراجہ گلب سنگھ Singh Mirza Saif-ud-din Kashmiri History 130 36x23.5 1434 اخبارات و مراسلہ جات Akhbarat wa Murasala Jat Siyasi wa Mulki dar سیاسی و ملکی در عہد Ahdi Maharaja Gulab مہاراجہ گلب سنگھ Singh Mirza Saif-ud-din Kashmiri History 184 38x25 1435 اخبارات و مراسلہ جات Akhbarat wa Murasala Jat Siyasi wa Mulki dar سیاسی و ملکی در عہد Ahdi Maharaja Gulab مہاراجہ گلب سنگھ Singh Geography 157 17.2x12 3236 اخبار حسینہ در اخبار مدینہ Akhbar-i-Haseena Dar Akhbar-i-Madeena Sheikh Abdul Haq Dehalvi Biography/ History 584 21.8x11.9 2535 اخبار الخیار Akhbar-ul-Akhyar Sheikh Abdul Haq Dehalvi Biography, History 285 20.5x13 1760 اخبار الخیار Akhbar-ul-Akhyar Sheikh Abdul Haq Dehalvi Biography, History 549 20.5x107 538 اخبار الخیار Akhbar-ul-Akhyar Mohammad Bin Literature 184 27.3x15.5 344 اخلق ناصری Akhlaqi Nasiri Mohammad ul Hassan Al- Toosi Mohammad Bin Literature 352 14.4x24.2 155 اخلق ناصری Akhlaq-i- Nasiri Mohammad-ul-Hasan Al- Tusi Noor-ud-Din Mohammad Literature / Sufism 295 25.2x15.1 1203 اخلق جہانگیری Akhlaq-i-Jahangeeri Qazi Khaqani Mulla Hussain Waaiz Literature 206 23x13 1755 اخلق محسنی Akhlaq-i-Mohsini Kashifi Mulla Hussain Waaiz Literature 132 11x17 2830 اخلق محسنی Akhlaq-i-Mohsini Kashifi Mulla Hussain Waiz Kashfi Literature 350 31x16.6 384 اخلق محسنی Akhlaq-i-Mohsini Reshi Ram Dhar Biography 9 22x14 1292 الک صاحبہ Alak Sahiba Moulvi Rafi-ud-Din Aqaid 6 22.3x13.5 1031 علما ت قیامت Alamat-i-Qayamat Dehalvi 4 Mufti Sadr-ud-Din Islamic Jurisprudence 8 24.8x15.4 1051 الد__ر المنضود فی حکم امراۃ Al-Durrul-Manzood Fi Hukmi Imrati Al- المفقود Mafqood Abul Hamid, Amin Islamic Jurisprudence 77 18.5x11.2 3238 الفرایض، نظم الفرایض Al-Faraiz, Nazmul Faraiz Kashmiri 17x10.8 16.6x9.5 Ali Bin Husam-ud-Din Literature 33 24x14 467 الجواہر الثمینہ Aljawahir-u-Sameena Muttaqi Taj-ud-Din Abu Saeed Aqaid 122 20.8x13 682 المعتمدفی المعتقد -Al-Motamad Fi Al Motaqad Turapashi Taj-ud-Din Abu Saeed Aqaid 86 21.1x15 1321 المعتمد فی المعتقد -Al-Motamad Fi Al Motaqad Turapashi Taj-ud-Din Abu Saeed Aqaid 189 18.8x12.5 2593 المعتمد فی المعتقد -Al-Motamad Fi Al Motaqad Turapashi Mohammad Aazim Kazim Literature 13+22+60 19x10.6 875 القاب نامہ انشائے فیض -Alqab Namah, Insha-e Faiz Baksh, Insha-i- Ali, Faiz Baksh, Harkaran bin Mithradas بخش، انشاء ہرکرن Harkaran Mohammad Ali Al-Raazi Quranic Dictionary 301 23x14 1933 القسطاس المستقیم Alqistas-ul-Mustaqeem Abdur Rasheed bin Umar Islamic Philosophy 60 24x13 2188 التادیب فی التہذیب -Al-Tadeeb Fi Al Tehzeeb Islamabadi Mohammad Niyaz Biography 120 27.5x16.5 1961 الطاف نامہ Altaf Nama AllamaKashmir Najmuddini Nasafi Sufism 13 21.2x11.7 993 الوصول الی ال، بیان التصوف ,Al-Wusool Ila Allah Bayan-ut-Tasawuf Medicine 28 20.5x12.5 1865 انیس الطباء Amees-ul-Atibba Shah Noor-ud-din Sufism 55 18x10 2473 انیس الغرباء Anees-ul-Ghuraba Abdulah Al-Katib Sufism 69 20.32x15. 569 انیس المخلصین Anees-ul-Mukhliseen 5 Sheikh Abdullah Ansari Sufism 181 20x11.5 560 انیس المریدین معروف بہ Anees-ul-Murideen Maroof Ba Shams-ul- شمس المجالس Majalis Sheikh Abdullah Ansari Sufism 155 18.1x10.9 2622 انیس المریدین معروف بہ Anees-ul-Murideen Maroof Ba Shams-ul- شمس المجالس Majalis Sheikh Abdullah Ansari Sufism 114 26.8x16 2771 انیس المریدین معروف بہ Anees-ul-Murideen Maroof Ba Shams-ul- شمس المجالس Majalis 5 Hussain Bin Mohammad Literature 54 14x9 1362 انیس العشاق Anees-ul-Ushaq Ashraf Mohammad Yousuf Sufism 21 17.8x11 1785 انوار حکمت یوسفی Anwar-i-Hikmat Mohammad Yousuf Sufism 15 20x13.5 711 انوار حکمت یوسفی Anwar-i-Hikmat Mulla Hussain Waaiz Literature 305 22x12.5 1366 انوار سہیلی منظوم Anwar-i-suhaili Kashifi Mulla Hussain Waaiz Literature 325 23x16 1386 انوار سہیلی منظوم Anwar-i-suhaili Kashifi Mulla Hussain Waaiz Literature 320 24x14.5 2680 انوار سہیلی منظوم Anwar-i-suhaili Kashifi Hakeem Shifai Khan Medicine 34 24x33 3152 انوار السرار Anwar-ul-Asrar Dehalvi Maulana Abdul Rehman Aqaid 75 15.3x10 1154 عقاید اسلم Aqaid-i-Islam Jami Habeeb Bin Miyan Al- Aqaid 126 18.2x10.4 3201 عقاید نصرتیہ Aqaid-i-Nusratia Kashmiri Sheikh Ahmad Sayeed Aqaid 13 22x13 3204 عقاید سعید Aqaid-i-Sayeed Tarabali Mohammad Bin Medicine 26 16.2x9 2565 اسامی الدویۃ Asami-ul-Adwiah Almustaqar At-Tabeeb Astrology 4 17.1x11.7 3029 اثرنوروز عالم Asar Nauroz-i-Aalam Aabid Aqaid 43 21x12 1177 اسا Jس السلم Asas-ul-Islam Aabid Aqaid 39 22x15 580 اساس السلم Asas-ul-Islam Badr Rukn Sindhi
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