The Qur’ans from 1000 to 1400 is the second of four volumes cataloguing the Qur’anic manuscripts in the Collection, presenting 56 works from across Iraq, Iran, Syria, Egypt, Anatolia, India, Spain and North Africa. Highlights include a 12th-century Qur’an section written in gold in Iraq, a rare example from Valencia, and what may be the earliest surviving Qur’an from India, alongside an illuminated section by Yaqut al-Musta‘simi. the only known part of his 30-volume Qur’an to retain its original decoration. The volume also features new studies on Qur’an production in Damascus and manuscript patronage in Shiraz under the Inju‘ids and Muzaffarids, with detailed catalogue entries, colour illustrations, and translated colophons.
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