An engaging catalog covers a variety of arts and sciences. It reviews many manuscripts on philology and religion, in addition to Kalam and logic. Moreover, it is distinguished with its contents of invaluable rarities given the excellence of illumination and binding of some manuscripts; the antiquity of transcription of some others; or for being autographs, such as al-Burda al-Nabawiyya- ‘The Garment of Prophet Muhammad’, by al-Būsayriy, 

al-Šadharāt al-‘Asjadiyya wa al-Nafha al-Mu‘attāra fī Bayān al-Haqīqa wa al-Majāz wa al-Isti‘āra- ‘Golden Fragments and Aromatic Breaths in Highlighting the True Sense, Rhetoric and Metaphor’ by ‘Abdullāh al-Mīqātiy, to name but few.

al-Furqan Islamic Heritage Foundation, London, 2000.