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[القرآن].
[al-Qurʼān].
Uniform title
Qurʼan.
قرآن.
Format
Manuscript, Book
Language
Arabic
Published/Created
[Indonesia?], [between 1700 and 1899?]
Description
1 online resource (333, ii leaves) : paper, illuminations
Details
Seller
Bloomsbury Auctions (Firm)
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Summary note
Complete copy of the Qur'ān with three sets of dual-page illuminated page surrounds. One page is copied twice, once upside down with a mostly blank facing page; there is no text missing.
Notes
Binding: Brown leather over pasteboard with flap on the front cover (Type II); stamped with blind stamped central mandorla, pendants, cornerpieces, frame, and border; plain paper doublure.
Decoration: Sūrah titles in red ink, framed in gold; textblock ruled in two lines and red and one of black; gold roundels at end of each verse; readings marked in red; text partitions noted in the margins in red; double page illuminated text surrounds in red, white and black (f. [1]v-[2]r, [168]v-[169]r, [332]v-[333]r).
Foliation: Unfoliated; catchwords on every verso, lower left.
Layout: Written in 15 long lines with border rules.
Ms. codex.
Origin: The item is undated and unsigned; possibly 18th or 19th century.
Script: Written in naskh in black ink; pointed, vocalized.
Title supplied by cataloger.
Location of originals
Original Columbia, Rare Book and Manuscript Library.
OPenn University of Pennsylvania Libraries.
Language note
Arabic.
Provenance
Purchased from Bloomsbury, Friday 30 October 2020, lot 84.
Cite as
UPenn Oversize Ms. Codex 2047.
OCLC
1237600119
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