[al-Qurʼān, late 8th century?].
([القرآن، اواخر القرن 8م؟].)

İsim	[al-Qurʼān, late 8th century?].
İsim Orijinal	[القرآن، اواخر القرن 8م؟].
Basım Tarihi:	[780-799?]
Konu	Manuscripts, Arabic, Manuscripts, Arabic / Michigan, Manuscripts, Arabic / Michigan / Ann Arbor.
Tür	Kitap
Dil	Arapça
Dijital	Hayır
Yazma	Bilinmiyor
Fiziksel Boyutlar	1 leaf : parchment ; 167 x 225 (135 x 180) mm
Kütüphane:	HathiTrust Dijital Kütüphanesi
Kayıt Numarası	011740838
Lokasyon	University of Michigan
Notlar	About: Fragment from an early ʻAbbāsid Qurʼān on parchment dyed orange-red carrying Sūrat Hūd (11) verses 88 through 103 (11:88-11:103). Compare cat.11, p.58 in Déroche, The Abbasid tradition, Nasser D. Khalili collection of Islamic art v.1, Metropolitan Museum of Art accession nos. 40.164.1a and 40.164.1b and Los Angeles County Museum of Art accession no. M.2002.1.389. \| Shelfmark: Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, Special Collections Research Center, Isl. Ms. 1048 Origin: Likely late 8th century on paleographical grounds as proposed by Déroche (compare cat.11, p.58 in Déroche, The Abbasid tradition, Nasser D. Khalili collection of Islamic art, v.1). Yasser Tabbaa has suggested a dating of 9th century on paleographical grounds along with the caveat that the tinting raises the possibility of 10th century Fatimid dating (see cat. no. 203, p.154 in The Beginning of understanding: writing in the ancient world, c1991). Former shelfmark: Kelsey 64.2.3 (km1964.2.3) Support: Parchment dyed a deep orange red color ; recto is flesh side. Decoration: Three oblique strokes one above the other (Déroche style 1.1.1) mark verse divisions ; circles in white (roundels of Déroche style 1.D.I) mark ten verses (on verso four additional circles or annuli also appear with the central circle) ; alif in white with contrasting outline marks five verses. Script: Kufic or Early ʻAbbāsid script of Déroche style C.Ib (see George, The Rise of Islamic calligraphy, p.152 and Déroche, Les manuscrits du coran, p.40) ; short vowels provided in the form of white discs ; short strokes inserted at the end of certain lines to lengthen them (see Déroche, Les manuscrits du coran, p.21 and Whelan, Writing the word of God, p.114 and note 15). Layout: Written in 16 lines per page. Collation: Single leaf. Title supplied by cataloguer. Ms. fragment. Gift of Dr. Alexander Grant Ruthven (1882-1971) who served as the Unversity of Michigan’s seventh president from 1929 to 1951 ; purchased in Egypt by his son Peter and presented to the Kelsey Museum in 1964.

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[al-Qurʼān, late 8th century?].

([القرآن، اواخر القرن 8م؟].)

Basım Tarihi [780-799?]

Konu Manuscripts, Arabic, Manuscripts, Arabic / Michigan, Manuscripts, Arabic / Michigan / Ann Arbor.

Tür Kitap

Dil Arapça

Dijital Hayır

Yazma Bilinmiyor

Fiziksel Boyutlar 1 leaf : parchment ; 167 x 225 (135 x 180) mm

Kütüphane HathiTrust Dijital Kütüphanesi

Kayıt Numarası 011740838

Lokasyon University of Michigan

Notlar About: Fragment from an early ʻAbbāsid Qurʼān on parchment dyed orange-red carrying Sūrat Hūd (11) verses 88 through 103 (11:88-11:103). Compare cat.11, p.58 in Déroche, The Abbasid tradition, Nasser D. Khalili collection of Islamic art v.1, Metropolitan Museum of Art accession nos. 40.164.1a and 40.164.1b and Los Angeles County Museum of Art accession no. M.2002.1.389. | Shelfmark: Ann Arbor, University of Michigan, Special Collections Research Center, Isl. Ms. 1048 Origin: Likely late 8th century on paleographical grounds as proposed by Déroche (compare cat.11, p.58 in Déroche, The Abbasid tradition, Nasser D. Khalili collection of Islamic art, v.1). Yasser Tabbaa has suggested a dating of 9th century on paleographical grounds along with the caveat that the tinting raises the possibility of 10th century Fatimid dating (see cat. no. 203, p.154 in The Beginning of understanding: writing in the ancient world, c1991). Former shelfmark: Kelsey 64.2.3 (km1964.2.3) Support: Parchment dyed a deep orange red color ; recto is flesh side. Decoration: Three oblique strokes one above the other (Déroche style 1.1.1) mark verse divisions ; circles in white (roundels of Déroche style 1.D.I) mark ten verses (on verso four additional circles or annuli also appear with the central circle) ; alif in white with contrasting outline marks five verses. Script: Kufic or Early ʻAbbāsid script of Déroche style C.Ib (see George, The Rise of Islamic calligraphy, p.152 and Déroche, Les manuscrits du coran, p.40) ; short vowels provided in the form of white discs ; short strokes inserted at the end of certain lines to lengthen them (see Déroche, Les manuscrits du coran, p.21 and Whelan, Writing the word of God, p.114 and note 15). Layout: Written in 16 lines per page. Collation: Single leaf. Title supplied by cataloguer. Ms. fragment. Gift of Dr. Alexander Grant Ruthven (1882-1971) who served as the Unversity of Michigan’s seventh president from 1929 to 1951 ; purchased in Egypt by his son Peter and presented to the Kelsey Museum in 1964.