What has the author Abd al-Raf ibn Tj al-rifn Munw written?

Abd al-Rahman al-Jabarti or Al-Jabarti (Arabic: عبد الرحمن الجبرتي; 1754–1822), also known as Jabarti Effendi, was an Egyptian Arab polymath, historian and biographer, who was one of the pioneers of modern historiography in Egypt. He was born into an illustrious family in Cairo during the Ottoman era. He is remembered for his chronicles, which constitute a primary historical source for the final decades of Ottoman Egypt and the dawn of the Muhammad Ali dynasty.

Works:

* `Mirdāt al-ḥuqūq wa-manāraḥ al-sunu` (Steps of the Rights and Lighthouse of the Laws) (1798)

* `Tālī` `al-sa`d al-sa`ūd` (Sequel to Happy Fortune) (1810)

* ``Ajā'ib al-āthār fī al-tarājim wa-al-akhbār` (Marvels of Traces in Biographies and Histories) (1820-22)

* ``Iqd al-jumān fī ta’rīkh ahl al-zamān` (Necklaces of Gems on Events of the Period) (18th-century)

* `Inbā’ al-ghumr bi-abnā’ al-ʿumr` (The News of the Youth about Contemporaries) (1795-96)

* `Mir`āt al-ḥaramayn fī ikhbār al-Ḥaramayn` (Mirror of the Two Holy Sanctuaries and News about the Two Sacred Mosques) (1795-96)

* `Rayḥānat al-alibbā’ fī tadwin man lahu tariq ilā al-makhdūm min fuqarā’ al-Ṣa`īd wa-Ahl al-Ḥājib wa-al-Ḥawāmid wa-al-ḥāṣirah` (Basils for the Intellect in Registering Those of Good Lineage Among the Poor of Upper Egypt, the Copts, the Veterans and the Courtiers) (1806)