Unknown - Qur'an - Complete Już 26 - 1850

The complete Juz 26, ( Surah 46 v.1 to Surah 51 v.30), rescued from a dispersed Ottoman Qur'an. it is scribed on burnished paper, dated 1850 and written in Arabic naskh script within a gold ground panel ruled in red and gold. Several llluminated marginals and headings through the 9 pages. Pages 6 & 7 in poor condition with archival paper in places to stabilise them. Water staining is evident throughout.

Juz 26 of the Quran spans from Surah Al-Ahqaf (verse 1) to the beginning of Surah Adh-Zhariyat (verse 30), covering a transition of Makkah and Madinah revelations. The main themes across these chapters include: Faith, Warning, and Consequences (Surah Al-Ahqaf); Warfare, Hypocrisy, and Steadfastness (Surah Muhammad); Peace, Victory, and Divine Assurance (Surah Al-Fath); Community Ethics and Brotherhood (Surah Al-Hujarat); Resurrection and Creation (Surah Qaf & Surah Adh-Zhariyat),

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