Umar Aqta', Section from a Qur'an Manuscript
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lt;br/><b>Fragmentary Folios from a Qur'an Manuscript</b><br/><br/>In his treatise on calligraphers and painters of the past, the late sixteenth-century writer Qadi Ahmad mentions the left-handed master ‘Umar Aqta‘ saying that "for the Lord of the Time, Amir Timur Gurkan, he wrote a copy [of the Qur’an] in ghubar writing; it was so small in volume that it could be fitted under the socket of a signet ring
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A LINE FROM THE MONUMENTAL 'BAYSUNGHUR QUR'AN
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