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[Two Arabic and Turkish texts].
Format
Manuscript, Book
Language
Arabic
Turkish
Published/Created
[between 151-? and 154-?]
Description
172 leaves, bound : paper ; 173 x 140 mm.
Details
Subject(s)
Qurʼan
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Recitation
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Early works to 1800
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Qurʼan
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Study and teaching
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Early works to 1800
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Arabic language
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Grammar
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Early works to 1800
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Notes
Ms. codex.
Physical description: 9 lines per page; written in naskh script on laid European paper. Headings, key words and punctuation in red ink. Catchwords; Qurʼānic words fully vocalized. Some marginal notation. Leaves bear one of two watermarks: a hand with a five pointed star above the middle finger; an anchor in a circle with a star above; crossed arrows (?). Fol. 112-131 are blank and are a later addition; they have a crest with a lion at the center, an eagle and the letters TSC. Some water stains, discoloration and worm damage to edges. Text block has been trimmed.
Incipit:سورت الفاتحة الكتاب سبع ايات مكية. العالمين. الرحيم. يوم الدين. نستعين. المستقيم. عليهم. ولا الضالين ...
Binding note
Binding is leather and paper over pasteboard. Spine is plain leather; covers are marbeled paper. Lower endband intact. Some worm damage.
Language note
Arabic and Ottoman Turkish.
Contents
1. fol. 1a-111b: Arabic. Memory aid for learning Qur'ān recitation. Lists key words or rhyming words for each verse of the Qur'ān from Sūrat al-Fātiḥa to Sūrat al-Mulk (1-67:18). Also indicates liturgical textual divisions. Text is incomplete.
2. fol. 132a-172b: Ottoman Turkish. Grammatical treatise.
Source acquisition
Purchase, 1991.
Edge title
Sajāwand Qurʼān al-Karīm
OCLC
436110001
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