Amulet scroll.

İsim	Amulet scroll.
Basım Tarihi:	15-?
Tür	Kitap
Dil	ara,ota
Dijital	Evet
Yazma	Hayır
Kütüphane:	Danimarka Kraliyet Kütüphanesi
Kayıt Numarası	alma99122485710405763
Lokasyon	Royal Danish Library
Tarih	15-?
Notlar	Paper., Size: 309,5 x 7.5 cm., Text area: 309.5 x 4.2 cm., Manuscript scroll consisting of eight sections pasted together . The beginning of the scroll has been torn off. In the beginning medallion, partly torn off. It is followed by two medallions of concentric circles containin magic symbols. Two more medallions with magic symbols further down the scroll. Text in vocalised Naskhi script black ink. Verse markers in red. The text is placed within double frames in black ink. Titles in in red in panels. The amulet text protecting against weapons (silah) is illuminated with two swords and a hand; the text against arrows is illuminated with a drawn bow and arrow and the one against fire arms is illuminated with guns. The last text in the end of the scroll is written upside down. On the margins vertical text panels separated with red verse markers., The amulet consists of prayers in Ottoman Turkish and Arabic. The Arabic prayers are followed by an explanation in Ottoman Turkish. Verses from the Qur'an are written vertically in panels on the margins. The scroll is an amulet written for Hasan ibn Ahmad. He is identified as the owner of the scroll in the panel before the last text. Some of the prayers on the amulet give protection specifically against weapons (swords), arrows, fire arms and plague., The scroll is folded to fit an accompanying envelope. On the envelope in brown ink: "Til S. T. H. Cand. Elberling, Walkendorffs Collegium No 8, Sct. Pederstrædet, København". The envelope has been closed with a red lacquer seal with a coat of arms (swimming swan). Carl Wilhelm Elberling (1800-1870), a Danish philologist lived in Walkendorffs Collegium 1821-1826. About Elberling DBL: http://runeberg.org/dbl/4/0490.html., Subject: Magic.
İçindekiler	Script: Naskhi in black ink, one hand.

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Amulet scroll.

Basım Tarihi 15-?

Tür Kitap

Dil ara,ota

Dijital Evet

Yazma Hayır

Kütüphane Danimarka Kraliyet Kütüphanesi

Kayıt Numarası alma99122485710405763

Lokasyon Royal Danish Library

Tarih 15-?

Notlar Paper., Size: 309,5 x 7.5 cm., Text area: 309.5 x 4.2 cm., Manuscript scroll consisting of eight sections pasted together . The beginning of the scroll has been torn off. In the beginning medallion, partly torn off. It is followed by two medallions of concentric circles containin magic symbols. Two more medallions with magic symbols further down the scroll. Text in vocalised Naskhi script black ink. Verse markers in red. The text is placed within double frames in black ink. Titles in in red in panels. The amulet text protecting against weapons (silah) is illuminated with two swords and a hand; the text against arrows is illuminated with a drawn bow and arrow and the one against fire arms is illuminated with guns. The last text in the end of the scroll is written upside down. On the margins vertical text panels separated with red verse markers., The amulet consists of prayers in Ottoman Turkish and Arabic. The Arabic prayers are followed by an explanation in Ottoman Turkish. Verses from the Qur'an are written vertically in panels on the margins. The scroll is an amulet written for Hasan ibn Ahmad. He is identified as the owner of the scroll in the panel before the last text. Some of the prayers on the amulet give protection specifically against weapons (swords), arrows, fire arms and plague., The scroll is folded to fit an accompanying envelope. On the envelope in brown ink: "Til S. T. H. Cand. Elberling, Walkendorffs Collegium No 8, Sct. Pederstrædet, København". The envelope has been closed with a red lacquer seal with a coat of arms (swimming swan). Carl Wilhelm Elberling (1800-1870), a Danish philologist lived in Walkendorffs Collegium 1821-1826. About Elberling DBL: http://runeberg.org/dbl/4/0490.html., Subject: Magic.

İçindekiler Script: Naskhi in black ink, one hand.