Conference papers based on the Singapura Before Raffles conference convened in Singapore in April 2019, by the National Heritage Board, working with Professors John N. Miksic and G.Y. Goh.
A note by Snouck Hurgronje mentions that this tract is known in Bantèn as Ḥadīth Baraʻ a't; and is recited there by pious peopple on the night of 15th Shaʿbān; accompanied by a literal transaltion and an explanation of meaning in Javanese.
Ḥall ar-Rumūz wa-Mafātīḥ al-Kunūz; [Place of production not identified] : [producer not identified], [Date of production unknown]; 372 folios ; [dimensions unknown]; Or. 1840
[A copy in which another short tract of the same kind and some abstracts follow the paradigmes of the Arabic verb. From Bantēn; called Tasripan (from Taṣrīf)]; [Place of manufacture not identified], [19th century]
Note: Met afbeeldingen: 1) Het Eiland Rakata (Krakatau) na de eruptie in aug[ustu]s 1883 ; 2) Uitbarsting van den G[oenoeng] Rakata (Krakatau) mei 1883 / P. Vogelzang lith.
Note: Legenda.