Samarkandskīĭ kuficheskīĭ Koran, po predanīi︠u︡ pisannyĭ sobstvennoruchno tretʹim khalifom Osmanom (644-656) i nakhodi︠a︡shchīĭsi︠a︡ v Imperatorskoĭ S-Peterburgskoĭ publichnoĭ biblīoteki︠e︡ / izdano pri S-Peterburgskom arkheologicaskom institut S. Iv. Pisarevym (faksimile) = Coran coufique de Samarkand, written after the tradition of the main of the three Caliphe Osman (644-656) here if found in the Bibliothèque imperiale publique de St. Petersbourg ...

Title	Samarkandskīĭ kuficheskīĭ Koran, po predanīi︠u︡ pisannyĭ sobstvennoruchno tretʹim khalifom Osmanom (644-656) i nakhodi︠a︡shchīĭsi︠a︡ v Imperatorskoĭ S-Peterburgskoĭ publichnoĭ biblīoteki︠e︡ / izdano pri S-Peterburgskom arkheologicaskom institut S. Iv. Pisarevym (faksimile) = Coran coufique de Samarkand, written after the tradition of the main of the three Caliphe Osman (644-656) here if found in the Bibliothèque imperiale publique de St. Petersbourg ...
Publication Date:	1905
Publication Place	St. Petersbourg - By S. Pissaref
Subject	Qurʼan > Facsimiles. Paleography, Arabic (Cufic) Manuscripts, Arabic > Facsimiles.
Type	Book
Language	ara,rus
Digital	No
Manuscript	No
Pages Count	706
Physical Dimensions	1 ℓ., facsim., 706 p. ; 52 x 70 cm
Library:	Columbia University Libraries
Library Asset ID	Call Number: MS X893.7K84 I25 F
Record ID	8412746
Library Location	Rare Book, Butler 6th Fl. East (Non-Circulating)
Date	1905
Notes	Illuminated. One of an edition of 50 copies. The "Tashkent copy" of the first official Koran in book form was taken from Damascus to Samarqand by Timur (Tamerlane, 1336-1405). When Samarqand (in modern day Uzbekistan) was absorbed into Tsarist Russia, the copy was taken to Saint Petersburg. General Ali Akbar Topchibashi retrieved the copy and sent it to Tashkent, where it remains. While the copy was in Saint Petersburg, one of the Tsars ordered made a facsimile of the "Samarqand Cufic (script) Koran," with a printing of circa fifty copies. Rare Book copy: Described in: Shalem, Avinoam. "On Original and “Originals”: The “Copy” of the Tashkent Qurʼān Codex in the Rare Collection Books at the Butler Library." Philological Encounters 5.3 (2020): 282-307. Rare Book copy: Described in: Mendelsohn, Isaac. "The Columbia University Copy of the Samarqand Kufic Qur’an." The Muslim World, 30, no. 4 (1940): 375-78.
Ayrıca Şu Başlıklar Altında	Pisarev, S. Imperatorskai︠a︡ publichnai︠a︡ biblīoteka (Saint Petersburg, Russia) Arkheologicheskiĭ institut (Saint Petersburg, Russia)
Tekdüzen Başlık	Qurʼan.
WorldCat	https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/80402073

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Samarkandskīĭ kuficheskīĭ Koran, po predanīi︠u︡ pisannyĭ sobstvennoruchno tretʹim khalifom Osmanom (644-656) i nakhodi︠a︡shchīĭsi︠a︡ v Imperatorskoĭ S-Peterburgskoĭ publichnoĭ biblīoteki︠e︡ / izdano pri S-Peterburgskom arkheologicaskom institut S. Iv. Pisarevym (faksimile) = Coran coufique de Samarkand, written after the tradition of the main of the three Caliphe Osman (644-656) here if found in the Bibliothèque imperiale publique de St. Petersbourg ...

Publication Date 1905

Publication Place St. Petersbourg - By S. Pissaref

Subject Qurʼan > Facsimiles. Paleography, Arabic (Cufic) Manuscripts, Arabic > Facsimiles.

Type Book

Language ara,rus

Digital No

Manuscript No

Pages Count 706

Physical Dimensions 1 ℓ., facsim., 706 p. ; 52 x 70 cm

Library Columbia University Libraries

Library Asset ID Call Number: MS X893.7K84 I25 F

Record ID 8412746

Library Location Rare Book, Butler 6th Fl. East (Non-Circulating)

Date 1905

Notes Illuminated. One of an edition of 50 copies. The "Tashkent copy" of the first official Koran in book form was taken from Damascus to Samarqand by Timur (Tamerlane, 1336-1405). When Samarqand (in modern day Uzbekistan) was absorbed into Tsarist Russia, the copy was taken to Saint Petersburg. General Ali Akbar Topchibashi retrieved the copy and sent it to Tashkent, where it remains. While the copy was in Saint Petersburg, one of the Tsars ordered made a facsimile of the "Samarqand Cufic (script) Koran," with a printing of circa fifty copies. Rare Book copy: Described in: Shalem, Avinoam. "On Original and “Originals”: The “Copy” of the Tashkent Qurʼān Codex in the Rare Collection Books at the Butler Library." Philological Encounters 5.3 (2020): 282-307. Rare Book copy: Described in: Mendelsohn, Isaac. "The Columbia University Copy of the Samarqand Kufic Qur’an." The Muslim World, 30, no. 4 (1940): 375-78.

Ayrıca Şu Başlıklar Altında Pisarev, S. Imperatorskai︠a︡ publichnai︠a︡ biblīoteka (Saint Petersburg, Russia) Arkheologicheskiĭ institut (Saint Petersburg, Russia)

Tekdüzen Başlık Qurʼan.

WorldCat https://www.worldcat.org/oclc/80402073