Set of four manuscripts on Islamic law and jurisprudence (fiqh), North Africa, 19th century and earlier Arabic manuscripts on paper in brown ink, with some terms in red ink. The collection includes: - a work on Maliki law, at-Tasuli’s commentary on Ibn ‘Asim’s Tuhfa, signed, bound in garnet morocco leather with embossed decoration, 22.3 x 19 cm; - two manuscripts of the Hanafi jurisprudence text al-Mabsut by ash-Sarakhsi, one signed and dated 1237 H / 1821, with a brown morocco flap binding featuring embossed decoration (one cover missing), 21 x 17 cm; the second dated 1136(?) H / 1723, with a brown morocco flap binding featuring embossed decoration, 20.5 x 16.5 cm; - a work on the sources of law with a commentary by M. Barbier de Meynard, bound in brown morocco with embossed decoration and flaps, 16.5 x 13 cm. Manuscripts in their current condition. Not collated.