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(طوطى نامه)

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Title Original طوطى نامه
Author Nakhshabi, Diaa El-Din
Author Original نخشبى، ضياء الدين
Publication Date: 1252
Subject Persian literature
Type Other
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library: Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID cdi_europeana_collections_318_marc_nli_003445059
Library Location Available Online
Date 1252
Sample Text On 52 tales from the tongue of Tutti, told by Malan Shukur to the wife of Sa’id the merchant when he traveled, he distracted her with them until the husband arrived. These tales are of Hindu origin, and their translation in Persian was edited by Sayyid Diya al-Din Nakhshabi al-Badawani, the Indian Dehlawi, who died in the year 751. He finished it in the year 730. An affixed Indian copy written in the year 1252 (in “Shasham Mah Asuh Sambat 1893”) in Dar. Sultanate of Lahore by Banda Mayadas Tahha; 344 Indian thick paper, 183:312 mm; Quad notebooks learn the middle; Secret One painting "Kashmiri"; 41 miniatures; Indian lashes. The beginning of it is: “Sunnats in the presence of Raziq al-Namaat on the eve of Ka-Raziq, beasts and birds, bliss, amim-ust, etc.” Ownership record: Mawlawi Mulla Muhammad Khan Allami (?) in the year 1296. נושא נוסף: ספרות יפה. Please click here: Please click here. See also: כריכות. Read more
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parrot letter

(طوطى نامه)
Author Nakhshabi, Diaa El-Din
Author Original نخشبى، ضياء الدين
Publication Date 1252
Subject Persian literature
Type Other
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript No
Library Pompeu Fabra University Library
Record ID cdi_europeana_collections_318_marc_nli_003445059
Library Location Available Online
Date 1252
Sample Text On 52 tales from the tongue of Tutti, told by Malan Shukur to the wife of Sa’id the merchant when he traveled, he distracted her with them until the husband arrived. These tales are of Hindu origin, and their translation in Persian was edited by Sayyid Diya al-Din Nakhshabi al-Badawani, the Indian Dehlawi, who died in the year 751. He finished it in the year 730. An affixed Indian copy written in the year 1252 (in “Shasham Mah Asuh Sambat 1893”) in Dar. Sultanate of Lahore by Banda Mayadas Tahha; 344 Indian thick paper, 183:312 mm; Quad notebooks learn the middle; Secret One painting "Kashmiri"; 41 miniatures; Indian lashes. The beginning of it is: “Sunnats in the presence of Raziq al-Namaat on the eve of Ka-Raziq, beasts and birds, bliss, amim-ust, etc.” Ownership record: Mawlawi Mulla Muhammad Khan Allami (?) in the year 1296. נושא נוסף: ספרות יפה. Please click here: Please click here. See also: כריכות. Read more
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