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original: "Lamāat al nourāniat fi aourād al rabbāniat"

A book of daily prayers containing orations for
every hour of each day,
to which is added at the end of the work, a mystical
or rather superstitious explanation concerning the
use and merit of those prayers. It is the work of Master? Abu al-
Abbas Ahmed al-Buni A famous 13th-century Sufi scholar and writer on the esoteric properties of letters and numbers who was of the Maliki school term: Malekita; one of the four major schools of Sunni Islamic law,
and of Quraysh origin term: Coraischita; referring to the tribe of the Prophet Muhammad. An abridgment of this book
was published by al-Bistami likely Abd al-Rahman al-Bistami, a later occultist scholar and illustrated with commentaries.

This codex term: codex; a manuscript book was written in the year 845 of the Hegira term: Hegirae; the Islamic calendar. AH 845 corresponds to approximately 1441–1442 AD.