Add. 1130 (University Library, Cambridge University)
Oriental Manuscripts
Contents
Summary of Contents: Kufic fragments from an Abbasid Qurʼān (probably third century A.H./ninth century C.E.), containing verses from the Suras al-Ḥijr (سورة الحجر) and al-Naḥl (سورة النحل). These fragments were found in al-Haram al-Sharīf at Jerusalem. The script seems to correspond to the Abbasid Style D.I or D.II as described by F. Deroche
Title: al-Qurʼān (ajzāʾ)
Title: القرآن (اجزاء)
Title: Qurʼān xv, 96-xvi, 23.
Language(s): Arabic
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Physical Description
Form: codex
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History
Origin: 3rd century AH; 9th century CE
Provenance and Acquisition
Bought from Professor E.H. Palmer and E.E. Tyrwhitt in 1878.
Record Sources
"Manuscript description based on E. G. Browne: A hand-list of the Muhammadan manuscripts, including all those written in the Arabic character, preserved in the Library of the University of Cambridge. Cambridge, 1900", abbreviated by the OCIMCO project team.
Availability
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Funding of Cataloguing
JISC
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