Qurʼan Carpet Page

Title Qurʼan Carpet Page
Publication Date: c1504 [c910 AH]
Subject Islam--Religion, Qurʼan--Manuscripts, Arabic, Arabic literature, God (Islam) in literature
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Library: The University of Manchester Library
Library Asset ID https://luna.manchester.ac.uk/luna/servlet/detail/Manchester~91~1~120833~111428, https://luna.manchester.ac.uk/MediaManager/srvr?mediafile=/Size2/Manchester-1-NA/1255/jrl0903881dc.jpg, JRL0903881dc, Arabic MS 705, oai:N/A:Manchester~91~1~120833~111428
Record ID alma992986478111701631
Library Location Available Online
Date c1504 [c910 AH]
Notes Beautifully illuminated carpet page in blue, gilt and white on yellowish paper. The verses are separated by circular designs in gilt. The margins are broad and the rulings are also gilt. This complete text of the Qur’an is illuminated with the finest grade of Lazurite and ground gold paint. The gold has been burnished in some areas creating depth in the design. Lazurite derives its name from lazaward, the Persian word for blue, and is used extensively in Islamic art.
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Qurʼan Carpet Page

Publication Date c1504 [c910 AH]
Subject Islam--Religion, Qurʼan--Manuscripts, Arabic, Arabic literature, God (Islam) in literature
Type Book
Language Arabic
Digital Yes
Manuscript Yes
Library The University of Manchester Library
Library Asset ID https://luna.manchester.ac.uk/luna/servlet/detail/Manchester~91~1~120833~111428, https://luna.manchester.ac.uk/MediaManager/srvr?mediafile=/Size2/Manchester-1-NA/1255/jrl0903881dc.jpg, JRL0903881dc, Arabic MS 705, oai:N/A:Manchester~91~1~120833~111428
Record ID alma992986478111701631
Library Location Available Online
Date c1504 [c910 AH]
Notes Beautifully illuminated carpet page in blue, gilt and white on yellowish paper. The verses are separated by circular designs in gilt. The margins are broad and the rulings are also gilt. This complete text of the Qur’an is illuminated with the finest grade of Lazurite and ground gold paint. The gold has been burnished in some areas creating depth in the design. Lazurite derives its name from lazaward, the Persian word for blue, and is used extensively in Islamic art.
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