Manuscripts from Indian Collection

Author(s): National Museum New Delhi
Publisher: National Museum New Delhi

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Unique copy of a work on Tibb-i-Unani with notes in Hebrew on the margin.
Lent by the Raza Library, Rampur (U.P.).
HOLY QURAN Foll. 286; size 33 x 25 cm, paper; Naskh and Thulth script; 13 lines to a page; Arabic; dated A.H. 661 (A.D. 1264). Scribe: Yaqut-ulMustáşimi.
Colophon :
کتبر ياقوت المستعصي في منع
وستين وستمایع حامدا لله تعالی احدي
Ten seals on the first page, of which the three important are : Sultan Quțub Shah of Golconda; Muḥammad Shāh, the Mughal Emperor (A.H. 1133); and Raja Holkar (A.H. 1257).
Specimens of excellent calligraphy by the celebrated master of Naskh script, Yāqūt-ul-Mustáşimi, who was court calligrapher of Mustáşim Billāh, the last Abbasid caliph.
Lent by the State Central Library, Hyderabad.
AT-TAHDHIB FI TAFSIR-AL-QURAN
(A commentary on the Holy Quran) Foll. 221; size 25.4 x 18.3 cm; paper; Arabic, Naskh script; dated A.D. 1275. Author: Abu Saeed al-Muhsin-al-Baihaqi (11th century A.D.).
Begins :
الحمدلله حق حمده و الصلوة علي محمد و اله قوله تعالی
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