Surat al-NAS et du'a, c. 1550-1600, calligraphie, arabe, calligraphie, persan, calligraphie, ottoman, manuscrits, arabe, Washington, Iran, Turquie, calligraphie arabe, manuscrits islamiques enluminés, calligraphie islamique, manuscrits islamiques, Ottoman naskh, Ottoman, page coranique arabe de style safavide., bien qu'il ne reste qu'un seul feuillet enluminé, il aurait à l'origine créé un du'a. enluminé à double page Cette disposition est typique du Coran persan safavide de la seconde moitié du XVIe siècle (voir James 1992b : 178-9, Cat. non. 43), ainsi que les Corans turcs ottomans de th

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• Dimensions: 2057 x 2900 px | 17,4 x 24,6 cm | 6,9 x 9,7 inches | 300dpi
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Surat al-Nas and Du'a, c. 1550-1600, Calligraphy, Arabic, Calligraphy, Persian, Calligraphy, Ottoman, Manuscripts, Arabic, Washington (D.C.), Iran, Turkey, Arabic script calligraphy, Illuminated Islamic manuscripts, Islamic calligraphy, Islamic manuscripts, Ottoman naskh, Ottoman, Safavid Style Arabic Quranic Page., Although only one illuminated folio remains, it originally would have created a double-page illuminated du'a. This layout is typical of Safavid Persian Qur'ans from the second half of the 16th century (see James 1992b: 178-9, cat. no. 43), as well as Ottoman Turkish Qur'ans from the same period. For instance, a similar prayer appears immediately at the end of an Ottoman Turkish Qur'an dated 980/1573, now held in the Keir Collection in London, England (VII.49; Robinson 1976, 294). Due to similarities in script (in which three lines of text in gold alternate with a line in white ink), composition, and illumination, the prayer fragment here probably dates from the second half of the 16th century as well., Dimensions of Written Surface: Recto: 9.5 (w) x 19 (h) cm. Dimensions of Written Surface: Verso: 9.5 (w) x 19 (h) cm., Immediately below the last verse of the Qur'an appears a prayer in five lines praising God, the Prophet Muhammad, and all Prophets (or messengers, al-mursilin) of Islam. The continuation of this terminal du'a (or formulaic prayer) continues in illuminated bands on the folio's verso (see 1-85-154.74 V and James 1992b: 178-9, cat. no. 43). The prayer is beautifully calligraphed in large Ottoman naskh in alternating gold and blue ink., This fragment contains on the top line the last two verses (ayat) of the last chapter (surah) of the Qur'an, entitled Surat al-Nas (Chapter of Mankind). This particular chapter extols seeking refuge in the Lord from Satan, who, like the spirits (al-jinn), whispers evil things in the hearts of people (116:5-6). The verses at the top of the folio are separated by two ayah markers shaped like gold disks with five

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