Gul i Maghfirat, Urdu translation of the Persian work Ranzat al-Shuhada by Husain Waif al-Kashifi (d. AH909/1504 AD), describing the sad decline of ten holy persons from the household of the Prophet, translated by Haidar Bakhsh Haidari, fourteen lines of black nasta'liq, three red dots between phrases, some words and headings in red, colophon on final page signed by Mir Muhammad Afzal 'Ali son of Mir Vali al-Din and dated 14 Jumada 1248, brown morocco binding with thin gold chain-pattern border -- 12½in. x 7½in., Bombay 14 Jumada I, AH1248/9th October 1832 AD.

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Gul i Maghfirat, Urdu translation of the Persian work Ranzat al-Shuhada by Husain Waif al-Kashifi (d. AH909/1504 AD), describing the sad decline of ten holy persons from the household of the Prophet, translated by Haidar Bakhsh Haidari, fourteen lines of black nasta'liq, three red dots between phrases, some words and headings in red, colophon on final page signed by Mir Muhammad Afzal 'Ali son of Mir Vali al-Din and dated 14 Jumada 1248, brown morocco binding with thin gold chain-pattern border -- 12½in. x 7½in., Bombay 14 Jumada I, AH1248/9th October 1832 AD.

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