Koran
(القرآن الكريم)

Title	Koran
Title Original	القرآن الكريم
Subject	Qurans
Type	Book
Language	Arabic
Digital	Yes
Manuscript	Yes
Physical Dimensions	303 ورقة 15 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي 19x12 سم
Library:	King Fahd National Laibrary
Record ID	e4f7da40-7922-e4a8-df9d-b4297cfb1df6
Library Location	King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies
Notes	External size: 19 x 12 cm. The beginning of the manuscript: In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds, the Most Merciful, the Most Merciful, owner of the Day of Judgment, five pamphlets. The narration is Hafs on the authority of Asim, and the number of verses is mostly Kufi. He may make mistakes in general, as in al-Tawbah, al-Kahf, Taha, al-Ankabut, and others. He also makes mistakes in brushing. He does not adhere to the Uthmani drawing except rarely, and he may replace with red the omitted letter in the drawing /z. 95/, he decorated Al-Fatihah and the beginning of Al-Baqarah, making gilded clouds outlined in black around the circular inscription. He decorated it with gilded colored intersecting lines, and in the corners there was gilding on it, decorated with roses, plant stems, and colors, then two upper and lower rectangles. He decorated their sides and wrote in the middle, which is all gilded and written in white, then a frame, then an upper decoration undulating at the top, and stems of a very beautiful plant in colors on a golden background, then blue lines on the outside, then large decorations in gold and black, wonderful wide. Perfectly done.\|\|The frame of the pages is a thin golden rectangle outlined in black after a similar width, and the outline on the outside is double. The dividers are circles of varying size marked on the frame and inside. An information line in the surah with decorations on both sides on a wonderful golden background. The information is written in white, and it is on one line, and he makes it in two lines in Al-Mu’minun. This line may be placed at the end of the page, as in Al-Nisa’, Yunus, Al-Hajj, Al-Mu’minun, the poets, Al-Sajdah, Al-Ahzab, Al-Saffat, Al-Mumtahana, ‘Abs, and Al-Qara’ah. He writes the name of the surah, its revelation, and the number of its verses. He may vary the revelation and mention that it is different, and words from the rest of the previous surah in Surat Al-Kawthar may be included in this line only. He decorates the beginnings of the parts with a very wonderful decoration, with a semi-circle surrounded by frames of gilded overlapping leaves. In the middle of it is written the number of the part with upper and lower lines. (A) in the footnotes for bowing, and he may write it with the letter (H) incorrectly. The basmalah is in a separate line. He placed it at the end of the page: an-nam, al-jathiya, al-taghabun, at-laq, and al-nasr. He adheres to the comment and may write it in a complete sentence or a single word. The stop signs are (G M M Z La Waqf) and (N) for tanween. The tide sign (-) is all in red. He marked the prostrations with an ornament such as parts, and wrote (S) in the middle, but did not draw it in (S). He made a mistake in arranging the pages of the booklet that contained Surat Al-Nur, as he presented it and the last on two leaves, so I numbered them correctly. There is an error in the page numbering. It was erased and then renumbered. If he makes a mistake in the addition, he will write it with a red line on it /w 88/ /v 100/. The names of some of the surahs are varied (Al-Isra = The Prisoners), (Ghafir = The Believer), (Fussilat Al-Sajdah), (Al-Takwir = Al-Kurt), (Al-Sharh = Al-Inshirah), (Al-Zalzalah = Earthquake), and (Al-Masad = Tibet). The Qur’an was restored and re-binded. Paper with a thin, shiny yellow color, slightly polished. Its gilding is of the excellent type and has not oxidized, indicating its purity and its lack of anything else mixed with it, such as copper. Therefore, it did not burn the pages in its place in the frames. Humidity Copied by: Mr. Muhammad Haqqi The end of the manuscript: Among the evil of the whisperer is the deceiver who whispers in people’s breasts from heaven and humanity.
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Koran

(القرآن الكريم)

Subject Qurans

Type Book

Language Arabic

Digital Yes

Manuscript Yes

Physical Dimensions 303 ورقة 15 سطر ، المقاس الداخلي 19x12 سم

Library King Fahd National Laibrary

Record ID e4f7da40-7922-e4a8-df9d-b4297cfb1df6

Library Location King Faisal Center for Research and Islamic Studies

Notes External size: 19 x 12 cm. The beginning of the manuscript: In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. Praise be to God, Lord of the Worlds, the Most Merciful, the Most Merciful, owner of the Day of Judgment, five pamphlets. The narration is Hafs on the authority of Asim, and the number of verses is mostly Kufi. He may make mistakes in general, as in al-Tawbah, al-Kahf, Taha, al-Ankabut, and others. He also makes mistakes in brushing. He does not adhere to the Uthmani drawing except rarely, and he may replace with red the omitted letter in the drawing /z. 95/, he decorated Al-Fatihah and the beginning of Al-Baqarah, making gilded clouds outlined in black around the circular inscription. He decorated it with gilded colored intersecting lines, and in the corners there was gilding on it, decorated with roses, plant stems, and colors, then two upper and lower rectangles. He decorated their sides and wrote in the middle, which is all gilded and written in white, then a frame, then an upper decoration undulating at the top, and stems of a very beautiful plant in colors on a golden background, then blue lines on the outside, then large decorations in gold and black, wonderful wide. Perfectly done.||The frame of the pages is a thin golden rectangle outlined in black after a similar width, and the outline on the outside is double. The dividers are circles of varying size marked on the frame and inside. An information line in the surah with decorations on both sides on a wonderful golden background. The information is written in white, and it is on one line, and he makes it in two lines in Al-Mu’minun. This line may be placed at the end of the page, as in Al-Nisa’, Yunus, Al-Hajj, Al-Mu’minun, the poets, Al-Sajdah, Al-Ahzab, Al-Saffat, Al-Mumtahana, ‘Abs, and Al-Qara’ah. He writes the name of the surah, its revelation, and the number of its verses. He may vary the revelation and mention that it is different, and words from the rest of the previous surah in Surat Al-Kawthar may be included in this line only. He decorates the beginnings of the parts with a very wonderful decoration, with a semi-circle surrounded by frames of gilded overlapping leaves. In the middle of it is written the number of the part with upper and lower lines. (A) in the footnotes for bowing, and he may write it with the letter (H) incorrectly. The basmalah is in a separate line. He placed it at the end of the page: an-nam, al-jathiya, al-taghabun, at-laq, and al-nasr. He adheres to the comment and may write it in a complete sentence or a single word. The stop signs are (G M M Z La Waqf) and (N) for tanween. The tide sign (-) is all in red. He marked the prostrations with an ornament such as parts, and wrote (S) in the middle, but did not draw it in (S). He made a mistake in arranging the pages of the booklet that contained Surat Al-Nur, as he presented it and the last on two leaves, so I numbered them correctly. There is an error in the page numbering. It was erased and then renumbered. If he makes a mistake in the addition, he will write it with a red line on it /w 88/ /v 100/. The names of some of the surahs are varied (Al-Isra = The Prisoners), (Ghafir = The Believer), (Fussilat Al-Sajdah), (Al-Takwir = Al-Kurt), (Al-Sharh = Al-Inshirah), (Al-Zalzalah = Earthquake), and (Al-Masad = Tibet). The Qur’an was restored and re-binded. Paper with a thin, shiny yellow color, slightly polished. Its gilding is of the excellent type and has not oxidized, indicating its purity and its lack of anything else mixed with it, such as copper. Therefore, it did not burn the pages in its place in the frames. Humidity Copied by: Mr. Muhammad Haqqi The end of the manuscript: Among the evil of the whisperer is the deceiver who whispers in people’s breasts from heaven and humanity.

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