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Archaeology & Anthropology 2018
Global Journal of Research and Review
ISSN: 2393-8854
Page 49
October 01-02, 2018
London, UK
1
st
Edition of international Conference on
Archaeology and
Anthropology
T
he Koran consists of 410 leaves and a folder with its skin,
built with a medallion with a floral motif, with a floral motif
on top and two small gems. The four corners are parts of gilded
gilding. The upper part of the book is decorated with floral and
geometric motifs. The rectangle is a rectangle with a gilded floor
on either side. A large area, painted on the shape of a local pointed
necklace with the same colored decorations, emerges from the
top of the contract, a floral unit. The rectangle is surrounded by
a rectangular frame in the shape of a curving line in red. The
decoration in the pages of the Qur’an is a large rectangle divided
into three rectangles. The inscription in the bold font in golden
color encloses two large rectangles to be written in black in the
copy line. The inscriptions are placed inside a rectangle in blue
and green. The name of the surah is engraved with a gilded floor,
set in blue, with colored Nabataean motifs. Copy as follows
“Praise be to God who preferred us and the cities to complete this
great Holy QuranGreat words of God the king of themost precious
Aziz by the hands of Abdul-Daif less slaves of God neighbor of
the House of God, Ahmed Ibn Sir Sayed Mirki Husseini Shirazi
writer and writing in his book The best of the country Mecca,
the Almighty, the honorable supervisor increased by God and
reverence in the sixth month of the hanged argument, the year of
577 Hijri Hijri Prophet Muhammadiyah, the best prayers and the
most compliments and the best greetings and praise of God the
Lord of the Worlds, “and the Koran restored in all limbs and some
writing written in ink, Formation of words with blue and red ink.
mr_osamaomara@yahoo.comOsama Omara
Ministry of Antiquities, Egypt
Glob J Res Rev 2018, Volume 5
DOI: 10.21767/2393-8854-C1-003
A publication of the Sharif library written by Ahmad Al-Shirazi
Manoj in Mecca in 957 AH and Mahfouz Museum Palace Manial in
Cairo under the number 310