... al-Jawahir ath-Thamina fi Mazhab Aalimi 'l-Madina (precious jems, being a treatise on the doctrines taught by the learned man of Medina). (Ibn Khallikan's Biographical Dictionary, v.2, 1843)

... But at the same time they cultivate music and dance, and in the heart of their Kampong was the splendid "Tendeppo," where there was arranged a theatre, and where the stars of the summer, the little Javanese women, attracted a multitude of admiring, or at least wondering spectators.  There were four of them, all in the prime of youth and beauty, the oldest, Thamina, sixteen, and the youngest, Ouakihama, only thirteen years old. Their master, the Sultan Manka Negara, had sent them from his capital... (Paris of To-day, Kaufmann, 1891)