and at its beginning there is a lacuna extending from verses 102–107 of the same surah.

It opens:

Bishr narrated to us, saying: Yazīd narrated to us, saying: Saʿīd narrated to us from Qatāda, concerning “We shall punish them twice” [al-Tawba: 101]: “The punishment of the Fire and the punishment of the grave.”

It ends:

“Part Thirty-One has been completed. Abundant praise belongs to Allah, and may Allah bless Muhammad and his family. It will be followed, at the beginning of Part Thirty-Two, by the beginning of Surah Yūnus. Written by Abd al-Rahmān ibn Hārūn at the close of Muharram in the year 391 AH.”

A fragment of the same copy:

291, Institute;
40/791, al-Qarawiyyīn Collection.

It includes various verses from Surahs al-Tawba, al-Raʿd, al-Kahf, al-Shuʿarāʾ, and al-Furqān.

It opens:

“In the name of Allah, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful. May Allah bless Muhammad and his family. Discussion of the interpretation of His words, majestic is His praise: ‘A declaration of disassociation from Allah and His Messenger.’”

It ends:

“Discussion of the interpretation of His words, majestic is His praise: ‘We shall turn to whatever deeds they performed’” [al-Furqān: 23].

It comprises 37 folios of medium format, with 16 lines per page.

A fragment of the same copy, which we have deemed part of Part Thirty-Two:

It is a composite fragment made up of folios that were mistakenly placed in Parts Nineteen and Twenty. Accordingly, it begins with verse 2 of Surah Yūnus and ends with verse 98 of the same surah. A lacuna intervenes, extending from verses 11–71 of that surah.

A fragment of the same copy:

290, Institute;
40/791, al-Qarawiyyīn Collection.

It is a fragment of Part Thirty-Three. It begins with verse 55 of Surah Hūd and ends with the end of the surah.