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scarce miniature Hilye by an Ottoman calligrapher mainly came from Bursa in Turkey and lived in Bagdad. Only one work by Suleyman Vehbi was recorded by Ibn ul Emin Mahmud Kemal Inal ( Son Hattatlar p. 451 ) in Top Kapi Museum written in 1247 H. (1830 ). Also there is an example of the calligrapher student's; Halil Sukru in the Turk Hattatlari of Sevket Rado p. 210. The example shows a typical script else in the text and signature of Suleyman el Vehbi. measurments: 14 x 9 cm. ( smaller than hand ).

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70 x 50 cm. Hand prepared 30 pages of Quranic Suras (with other 6 p.of the copie details) lavishly printed and ornamented in gold and floral patterns. Scribed in Muhaqqaq and Reyhani in gold and black outlined in gold. Overweight facsimile of the selections scribed by Ibrahim Sultan in Mashhad 827 of al Hijra . With extra illumination work in H. 1302 by Hasan Sahaf bashi according to the order of Rukn al Dawla. Binding with geometrical and floral press. Limited 1200 copies .

Original printer wrappers, un-used copy, as issued. 2248 p. Printed in 1986 and 1987. Commentaries on Siqt (Saqt) az-Zand of Abu al 'Alaa al Ma'arri, by Yahia b. Ali al Tabrizi , Abdullah b. Muhammad al Bataliusi, and Kasim b. Hussein al Khawarizmi. Edited by: Mustafa al Saqqa, Abdurrahim Mahmud, Abd us Salam Harun, Ibrahim al Ibiyari, and Hamid Abd ul Majid under the supervision of Taha Hussein.

un-used, withe the publisher wrappers. Edited by Taha Hussein, Ibrahim al Ibiyari and others. Collected, for the author's Millennium, from different resources and writers; al Bakharzi, Ibn al Anbari, Ibn al Jawzi, al Qifti, Yaqout al Hamawi, Sibt ibn al Jawzi, al Thahabi, ibn al Wardi, ibn Fadhl Allah al 'Umari, al Safadi, al Yafi'i, ibn Kathir, al 'Ayni, ibn Tagri Berdi, al Khafaji, al Tabrizi, ibn Khayr al Ishbili, al Safadi, ibn al Subki, al Suyuti, AND others.

Two volumes in original printer wrappers. vol.1, 284 p. with 51 plates. Vol2. pages 288 to 688, with 10 p. in English about the history of al-Mustansiriya school established in Baghdad between 631 and 1048 AH. (1233 and 1638 AD.)

Verse no. 24, Surah Al-Israa. Signed Hashim Muhammad al Baghdadi, and dated 1363 AH. (1944). 26x20 cm. Black ink on paper, ruled in gold and fixed on marbled paper. Hashem al-Khattat was born in Baghdad in 1917. He started to learn Arabic calligraphy from an early age, and won a calligraphy Diploma from Mulla 'Ali al-Fadli in 1943. He continued his studies in Cairo and obtained a Diploma with honours from the Royal Institute of Calligraphy in 1944. In the same year, he won the Calligraphy Certificate from the calligrapher Sayyid Ibrahim and the calligrapher Muhammad Husni. In 1946, he published a text book on Al-Riqa' style of calligraphy. He visited Turkey, and showed examples of his work to the famous Turkish calligrapher, Musa Azmi, known as Hamid al-Amidi, who awarded him calligraphy Diplomas on two occasions, 1950 and 1952. On the second occasion, al-Amidi declared that Hashem was one of the finest calligraphers in the Islamic world. He said of him, "The art of calligraphy sprang in… Leer más