This 1845 Malay edition, edited by D. Lenting, presents the story of Ibrahim ibn Adham, a revered figure in Sufi Islam. "Ikyat Suln ibrhm ibn Adham, wal Allh" delves into the life and spiritual journey of this early Sufi saint, whose renunciation of worldly possessions and dedication to divine love have inspired generations. The text provides valuable insights into the development of Sufi thought and practice within the Malay-speaking world, offering a glimpse into the historical and cultural context that shaped Islamic spirituality in the region. This edition is a significant resource for scholars of Islamic studies, Sufism, and Malay literature, preserving a vital piece of Islamic heritage.

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