Koran

Title Koran
Publication Date: 1400
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Library: University of Delaware
Record ID cdi_europeana_collections_9200463_oai_digitool_bibnat_ro_615675
Date 1400
Notes 252 f. 46x33.6 cm The text was written in black ink on thick paper. On the text, small diagrams with colloidal gold and colors. On the back of the first page, border with colloidal gold, stylized floral pattern. The manuscript is a Koran from the Mamluk period (XIII-XIV centuries). Probably written in Syria or Egypt. It comes from Vakâzul-Mesdgid al-Aksa near the Holy Sepulcher (Jerusalem). With a note from the century. XIX, hardly legible. Stamp "Ex bibl. Const. Karadja". Relatively good condition, but the original manuscript has been roughly restored. 252 f. 46x33.6 cm The text was written in black ink on thick paper. On the text, small diagrams with colloidal gold and colors. On the back of the first page, border with colloidal gold, stylized floral pattern. The manuscript is a Koran from the Mamluk period (XIII-XIV centuries). Probably written in Syria or Egypt. It comes from Vakâzul-Mesdgid al-Aksa near the Holy Sepulcher (Jerusalem). With a note from the century. XIX, hardly legible. Stamp "Ex bibl. Const. Karadja". Relatively good condition, but the original manuscript has been roughly restored.
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Koran

Publication Date 1400
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Library University of Delaware
Record ID cdi_europeana_collections_9200463_oai_digitool_bibnat_ro_615675
Date 1400
Notes 252 f. 46x33.6 cm The text was written in black ink on thick paper. On the text, small diagrams with colloidal gold and colors. On the back of the first page, border with colloidal gold, stylized floral pattern. The manuscript is a Koran from the Mamluk period (XIII-XIV centuries). Probably written in Syria or Egypt. It comes from Vakâzul-Mesdgid al-Aksa near the Holy Sepulcher (Jerusalem). With a note from the century. XIX, hardly legible. Stamp "Ex bibl. Const. Karadja". Relatively good condition, but the original manuscript has been roughly restored. 252 f. 46x33.6 cm The text was written in black ink on thick paper. On the text, small diagrams with colloidal gold and colors. On the back of the first page, border with colloidal gold, stylized floral pattern. The manuscript is a Koran from the Mamluk period (XIII-XIV centuries). Probably written in Syria or Egypt. It comes from Vakâzul-Mesdgid al-Aksa near the Holy Sepulcher (Jerusalem). With a note from the century. XIX, hardly legible. Stamp "Ex bibl. Const. Karadja". Relatively good condition, but the original manuscript has been roughly restored.
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