Kehf suresi 80 ayet

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This opening decorated page from Walters manuscript W. The text begins with the doxological formula basmalah in black Muhaqqaq script outlined in gold, followed by two Persian verses in black Naskh script. Following is an Arabic line written in gold Thuluth script outlined in black. The Arabic text is again followed by two Persian verses inscribed in black Naskh. Walters manuscript W.

Kehf suresi 80 ayet

This codex, Walters manuscript W. The page has 5 inner panels of text executed in the following scripts: Muhaqqaq gold , Naskh black , and Thuluth blue. The author was one of the secretaries of the court. Title from title page fol. Physical description: 6 lines per page. Entries in gold outlined in black with red and blue for vocalization and diacritical signs. Circle in gold outlined in black for text-stops. Origin: Origin: Dates in dated pieces range from [ or 70] to [ or 6]. Some pieces possibly earlier. Binding: Heavy boards covered in red leather ; Western style binding ; interior of boards and facing panels lined with white, textured paper satin-like pattern ; upper and lower covers carry central panel gold-stamped with the Ottoman arms upper cover or crescent and star lower cover at center, outlined in gold-tooled stars and bordered in gold-stamped with olive green leather onlays decorative panels in vegetal designs with crescents gold-stamped on olive green leather onlays at the four corners ; board edges heavily beveled and gold-tooled ; edges of panels gold-painted ; sewn in heavy pink cord ; overall in fairly good condition with minor abrasion, lifting and losses of onlays, etc. Support: Calligraphic pieces on assorted laid papers, well-burnished ; some decorative papers, tinted, marbled or silhouette ; each mounted in heavy pasteboards panels covered in dark green coated and textured paper resembling reptile hide with edges gold-painted.

Araf-SuresiHud-SuresiSuayb a. The manuscript opens with a series of illuminated frontispieces.

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Kehf suresi De ki: "Hak, Rabbinizdendir. Ve de ki: "Hak, Rabbinizdendir. Ve de ki: "O hak Rabbinizdendir. De ki: -Hak Rabbinizdendir.

Kehf suresi 80 ayet

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Binding: Heavy boards covered in red leather ; Western style binding ; interior of boards and facing panels lined with white, textured paper satin-like pattern ; upper and lower covers carry central panel gold-stamped with the Ottoman arms upper cover or crescent and star lower cover at center, outlined in gold-tooled stars and bordered in gold-stamped with olive green leather onlays decorative panels in vegetal designs with crescents gold-stamped on olive green leather onlays at the four corners ; board edges heavily beveled and gold-tooled ; edges of panels gold-painted ; sewn in heavy pink cord ; overall in fairly good condition with minor abrasion, lifting and losses of onlays, etc. The Arabic text is again followed by two Persian verses inscribed in black Naskh. The fact that the flap is on the wrong side suggests that the manuscript may have been rebound at a later stage. Search within this browse category Clear search box Highlight Off Search within browse category. Origin: Origin: Dates in dated pieces range from [ or 70] to [ or 6]. As appears in colophon on p. The prayer is inscribed in the center medallion in white Muhaqqaq script. Description: This opening decorated page from Walters manuscript W. User icon An illustration of a person's head and chest. Suara-Suresiibrahim a. The text begins with the doxological formula basmalah in black Muhaqqaq script outlined in gold, followed by two Persian verses in black Naskh script. Complete Qur'an of folios; bound in contemporary dark brown leather binding. This illuminated page from Walters manuscript W.

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Support: non-European laid paper of several types ; opening type with 9 laid lines per cm. Description: Folios from a painted manuscript. The author was one of the secretaries of the court. Dynasty: Mamluk Dynasty. Verse markers are illuminated in gold, and polychrome medallions mark 10th verses. Title from title page fol. The author was one of the secretaries of the court. Walters manuscript W. The text is written in gold Muhaqqaq script, outlined in black with vocalization in red and counters filled in in red and green. Metropolitan Museum Cleveland Museum of Art. Description: This codex, Walters manuscript W. Former shelfmark: From inner front cover upper doublure and fore edge label, "IL " likely supplied by Yahuda, see acquisitions slip. Origin: Undated though hand, decoration, paper, etc.