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Manuscript; A collection of prophetic hadiths
(مخطوط؛ مجموعة أحاديث نبوية)

Title	Manuscript; A collection of prophetic hadiths
Title Original	مخطوط؛ مجموعة أحاديث نبوية
Author	(Copied) Ahmed bin Qasim Qaddour.
Author Original	الناسخ أحمد بن قاسم قدور
Publication Date:	In the year 1284 AH / 1868 AD
Publication Place	Morocco. - royal treasury; Rabat
Subject	paper; black ink; and red; And blue; Gilding.
Type	Other
Language	Undetermined
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Physical Dimensions	الارتفاع: 29.5 سم؛ الطول: 1.23 سم
Library:	Museum With No Frontiers
Library Asset ID	7319
Record ID	object;ISL;ma;Mus01_F;33;ar
Library Location	royal treasury; Rabat
Date	In the year 1284 AH / 1868 AD
Notes	The text of the collection of hadiths, written by Abu al-Hasan ibn al-Hajjaj, called Muslim, was written in black and red ink in Moroccan cursive script. It was sounded with idiom points and pronunciation marks. The main title and editorial pages are decorated with stylized decorations. A frame divides the area of the opening page into three parts, representing two rectangular strips delimiting a square with a circle inside it. The upper strip contains the last three lines of the text, while the lower strip is decorated with a frieze of concentric, overlapping circles decorated with rosettes and double decorative elements from “Butih” of Okashmir. Inside the circle is the text of the opening page in gold naskh script, which protrudes above the red ground of the circle. The latter is surmounted by a wide band consisting of a decoration consisting of a frieze featuring florets alternating with a lotus flower painted in red and yellow, on a blue background. The corner decorations are decorated with branches and various bouquets of yellow roses inspired by an oriental color on a green background. The lower margin of the frame is occupied by a decoration in the form of a multi-lobed arch, containing the date of copying, which is Thursday of the month of Shawwal in the year 1284 AH / January-February 1868 AD, and on a golden floral decorative element, on a blue background of oriental inspiration. This decorative decoration of the opening page reveals the Eastern artistic influences (Chinese and Iranian) that entered Morocco from the end of the eighteenth century AD.
Sample Text	Naima El Khatib-Boujibar “Manuscript; Collection of Prophetic Hadiths” in Discover Islamic Art. Museum Without Borders, 2026. https://islamicart.museumwnf.org/database_item.php?id=object;ISL;ma;Mus01_F;33;ar
Bu sayfanın künyesi	Prepared by:Naima EL KHATIB-BOUJIBARArchéologue et historienne de l'art, titulaire d'une licence en lettres (française), N. Elkhatib-Boujibar a également étudié l'archéologie et l'histoire de l'art à l'Institut d'art et d'archéologie de Paris, l'art islamique et la muséologie à l'École du Louvre (Paris), et suivi des cours à l'Institut d'ethnographie de l'Université de Neuchâtel (Suisse). Elle a occupé plusieurs postes de responsabilité, parmi lesquels directrice des Musées et de l'Archéologie, inspectrice générale des Musées et de l'Archéologie, déléguée régionale du ministère de la Culture.Elle a dirigé un chantier de fouille durant 20 ans et enseigné à l'Institut national marocain des sciences de l'archéologie et du patrimoine (INSAP). Elle a organisé différentes expositions sur le patrimoine marocain, au Maroc comme à l'étranger, et animé des cycles de conférence, dont celui sur l'art islamique à la “Villa des Arts” à Casablanca.N. El Khatib-Boujibar a publié différents articles sur le patrimoine archéologique, artistique et architectural marocain, mais aussi sur d'autres sites islamiques et sur les arts mobiliers. Elle a également participé à la rédaction du catalogue Musée Sans FrontièresLe Maroc andalou, à la rencontre d'un art de vivre.
Seçili bibliyografya	Arabi al-Khattabi, M.,Al-Faharis al-Khizanaal-Hassaniyya, Vols. III, IV, V, VI, Rabat, 1983–7.Arabi al-Khattabi, M.,Al-Faharis al-Khizanaal-Malakiyya, Vol. II, Rabat, 1982.Dandel, E.,Maroc, les trésors du Royaume, catalogue, Paris, 1999.

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Manuscript; A collection of prophetic hadiths

(مخطوط؛ مجموعة أحاديث نبوية)

Author (Copied) Ahmed bin Qasim Qaddour.

Author Original الناسخ أحمد بن قاسم قدور

Publication Date In the year 1284 AH / 1868 AD

Publication Place Morocco. - royal treasury; Rabat

Subject paper; black ink; and red; And blue; Gilding.

Type Other

Language Undetermined

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Physical Dimensions الارتفاع: 29.5 سم؛ الطول: 1.23 سم

Library Museum With No Frontiers

Library Asset ID 7319

Record ID object;ISL;ma;Mus01_F;33;ar

Library Location royal treasury; Rabat

Date In the year 1284 AH / 1868 AD

Notes The text of the collection of hadiths, written by Abu al-Hasan ibn al-Hajjaj, called Muslim, was written in black and red ink in Moroccan cursive script. It was sounded with idiom points and pronunciation marks. The main title and editorial pages are decorated with stylized decorations. A frame divides the area of the opening page into three parts, representing two rectangular strips delimiting a square with a circle inside it. The upper strip contains the last three lines of the text, while the lower strip is decorated with a frieze of concentric, overlapping circles decorated with rosettes and double decorative elements from “Butih” of Okashmir. Inside the circle is the text of the opening page in gold naskh script, which protrudes above the red ground of the circle. The latter is surmounted by a wide band consisting of a decoration consisting of a frieze featuring florets alternating with a lotus flower painted in red and yellow, on a blue background. The corner decorations are decorated with branches and various bouquets of yellow roses inspired by an oriental color on a green background. The lower margin of the frame is occupied by a decoration in the form of a multi-lobed arch, containing the date of copying, which is Thursday of the month of Shawwal in the year 1284 AH / January-February 1868 AD, and on a golden floral decorative element, on a blue background of oriental inspiration. This decorative decoration of the opening page reveals the Eastern artistic influences (Chinese and Iranian) that entered Morocco from the end of the eighteenth century AD.

Sample Text Naima El Khatib-Boujibar “Manuscript; Collection of Prophetic Hadiths” in Discover Islamic Art. Museum Without Borders, 2026. https://islamicart.museumwnf.org/database_item.php?id=object;ISL;ma;Mus01_F;33;ar

Bu sayfanın künyesi Prepared by:Naima EL KHATIB-BOUJIBARArchéologue et historienne de l'art, titulaire d'une licence en lettres (française), N. Elkhatib-Boujibar a également étudié l'archéologie et l'histoire de l'art à l'Institut d'art et d'archéologie de Paris, l'art islamique et la muséologie à l'École du Louvre (Paris), et suivi des cours à l'Institut d'ethnographie de l'Université de Neuchâtel (Suisse). Elle a occupé plusieurs postes de responsabilité, parmi lesquels directrice des Musées et de l'Archéologie, inspectrice générale des Musées et de l'Archéologie, déléguée régionale du ministère de la Culture.Elle a dirigé un chantier de fouille durant 20 ans et enseigné à l'Institut national marocain des sciences de l'archéologie et du patrimoine (INSAP). Elle a organisé différentes expositions sur le patrimoine marocain, au Maroc comme à l'étranger, et animé des cycles de conférence, dont celui sur l'art islamique à la “Villa des Arts” à Casablanca.N. El Khatib-Boujibar a publié différents articles sur le patrimoine archéologique, artistique et architectural marocain, mais aussi sur d'autres sites islamiques et sur les arts mobiliers. Elle a également participé à la rédaction du catalogue Musée Sans FrontièresLe Maroc andalou, à la rencontre d'un art de vivre.

Seçili bibliyografya Arabi al-Khattabi, M.,Al-Faharis al-Khizanaal-Hassaniyya, Vols. III, IV, V, VI, Rabat, 1983–7.Arabi al-Khattabi, M.,Al-Faharis al-Khizanaal-Malakiyya, Vol. II, Rabat, 1982.Dandel, E.,Maroc, les trésors du Royaume, catalogue, Paris, 1999.