Handwritten Mushaf of the Quran by Khattat Raghib Pasha / مصحف مخطوط بخط الخطاط راغب باشا
( مصحف مخطوط بخط الخطاط راغب باشا)

Title	Handwritten Mushaf of the Quran by Khattat Raghib Pasha / مصحف مخطوط بخط الخطاط راغب باشا
Title Original	مصحف مخطوط بخط الخطاط راغب باشا
Type	kitap
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Pages Count	892
Library:	Darul Kutub
Library Asset ID	f4e83bbd59366b4e0944071ef84624e969b96d5c
Record ID	2168
Library Location	Darul Pole
Notes	The handwritten Mushaf of the Quran, by the hand of the famous Ottoman calligrapher Raghib Pasha, is a valuable work of Islamic art and spiritual heritage. This complete copy of the Holy Quran contains 892 pages, designed in the classical tradition of the Ottoman school of calligraphy. The text is written in Arabic with high artistic skill, reflecting the aesthetics and canons of handwriting of that time. Author's notes in Persian in “nasta'lik” handwriting are included in the spaces between the lines. Mushaf is of interest both to researchers of the history of Islamic calligraphy and to connoisseurs of handwritten editions of the Holy Scriptures.

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Handwritten Mushaf of the Quran by Khattat Raghib Pasha / مصحف مخطوط بخط الخطاط راغب باشا

( مصحف مخطوط بخط الخطاط راغب باشا)

Type kitap

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Pages Count 892

Library Darul Kutub

Library Asset ID f4e83bbd59366b4e0944071ef84624e969b96d5c

Record ID 2168

Library Location Darul Pole

Notes The handwritten Mushaf of the Quran, by the hand of the famous Ottoman calligrapher Raghib Pasha, is a valuable work of Islamic art and spiritual heritage. This complete copy of the Holy Quran contains 892 pages, designed in the classical tradition of the Ottoman school of calligraphy. The text is written in Arabic with high artistic skill, reflecting the aesthetics and canons of handwriting of that time. Author's notes in Persian in “nasta'lik” handwriting are included in the spaces between the lines. Mushaf is of interest both to researchers of the history of Islamic calligraphy and to connoisseurs of handwritten editions of the Holy Scriptures.