[القرآن].
(القرآن)

Name: [القرآن].
Author: McGill University. Institute of Islamic Studies. Library. (27th)

İsim	[القرآن].
İsim Orijinal	القرآن
Yazar	McGill University. Institute of Islamic Studies. Library. (27th)
Basım Tarihi:	1790
Konu	Faceted Application of Subject Terminology Qurʼan Manuscripts, Arabic Québec—Montréal Library of Congress Subject Headings Qurʼan.—Arabic Manuscripts, Arabic—Québec (Province)—Montréal Répertoire de Vedettes-Matière Manuscrits arabes—Québec (Province)—Montréal
Tür	Kitap
Dil	Arapça
Dijital	Evet
Yazma	Hayır
Fiziksel Boyutlar	1 online resource (1034 unnumbered pages)
Kütüphane:	McGill Üniversitesi Kütüphaneleri
Demirbaş Numarası	1091624745
Kayıt Numarası	1091624745
Tarih	1790
Notlar	Manuscript. 9 lines per page, biscuit color, fine non-European paper having fairly regular laid lines. Fully vocalized Naskh based script with an interlinear Urdu translation in Nasta'alīq. One of the characteristic features of this hand is the use, though somewhat unsystematic, of tarwīs on the alif and lām protruding to the left. The Qur'ānic text is in black and the translation is in red ink. The text is enclosed in a golden frame with red and blue rules on each side and the sūrah-headings are executed in red or white on either a plain or golden background. Polychrome illumination is also used for the division of the text (juz', sajdah, niṣf, rub', thuluth). Marginal annotations in Urdu are headed by the letter fa (initial form) or fā and ṣād (initial, suspended form), the latter written above the elongated horizontal stroke of the fā. The letter ṣād is also used to indicate the end of the marginal note. These letters most probably represent the words fā'idah (note) and aṣl (original text, i.e. the text enclosed in the central panel), being part of the original expression fā'idat al-aṣl (cf.no. 8). A note on f. 1a-b tells us that the translation is by Abd al-Qādir, son of Walī Allāh ibn 'Abd al-Raḥīm Muḥaddith Dihlavī, and made in 1205/1790-91. The present copy is not dated, but is likely to have been executed either in 1205 or shortly afterwards. Incipit: بسمله ... الهى شکر تىرى احسانکا اداکرون کس زبان سى که همارى ... Explicit: تمت تمام شد / کار من نظام شد.
Ek Fiziksel Biçim Kaydı	Electronic reproduction of (manifestation): [al-Qurʻān].(1001281722)
Veritabanı	WorldCat

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[القرآن].

(القرآن)

Yazar McGill University. Institute of Islamic Studies. Library. (27th)

Basım Tarihi 1790

Konu Faceted Application of Subject Terminology Qurʼan Manuscripts, Arabic Québec—Montréal Library of Congress Subject Headings Qurʼan.—Arabic Manuscripts, Arabic—Québec (Province)—Montréal Répertoire de Vedettes-Matière Manuscrits arabes—Québec (Province)—Montréal

Tür Kitap

Dil Arapça

Dijital Evet

Yazma Hayır

Fiziksel Boyutlar 1 online resource (1034 unnumbered pages)

Kütüphane McGill Üniversitesi Kütüphaneleri

Demirbaş Numarası 1091624745

Kayıt Numarası 1091624745

Tarih 1790

Notlar Manuscript. 9 lines per page, biscuit color, fine non-European paper having fairly regular laid lines. Fully vocalized Naskh based script with an interlinear Urdu translation in Nasta'alīq. One of the characteristic features of this hand is the use, though somewhat unsystematic, of tarwīs on the alif and lām protruding to the left. The Qur'ānic text is in black and the translation is in red ink. The text is enclosed in a golden frame with red and blue rules on each side and the sūrah-headings are executed in red or white on either a plain or golden background. Polychrome illumination is also used for the division of the text (juz', sajdah, niṣf, rub', thuluth). Marginal annotations in Urdu are headed by the letter fa (initial form) or fā and ṣād (initial, suspended form), the latter written above the elongated horizontal stroke of the fā. The letter ṣād is also used to indicate the end of the marginal note. These letters most probably represent the words fā'idah (note) and aṣl (original text, i.e. the text enclosed in the central panel), being part of the original expression fā'idat al-aṣl (cf.no. 8). A note on f. 1a-b tells us that the translation is by Abd al-Qādir, son of Walī Allāh ibn 'Abd al-Raḥīm Muḥaddith Dihlavī, and made in 1205/1790-91. The present copy is not dated, but is likely to have been executed either in 1205 or shortly afterwards. Incipit: بسمله ... الهى شکر تىرى احسانکا اداکرون کس زبان سى که همارى ... Explicit: تمت تمام شد / کار من نظام شد.

Ek Fiziksel Biçim Kaydı Electronic reproduction of (manifestation): [al-Qurʻān].(1001281722)

Veritabanı WorldCat