Al-Jazolipar un scribe somalien, Somalie - Somalien Dala'il al-Khayrat - 1900

Ancient manuscript of Al-Jazuli's "Dala'il al-khayrat" (beacons of benefits) written by a Somali scribe, Somalia It was a popular didactic text in Islamic schools in West and East Africa and included in the West African core curriculum. All decorations for designs with natural dyeing of different colors, in the tradition of ancient Somali Islamic art A manuscript containing 282 pages of linen paper Drawings containing the pulpit of the Prophet in Medina, as well as his tomb and the tombs of his companions Abu Bakr and Omar Writing in different colors, including the golden color, expresses the beautiful ancient art of Somali calligraphy What you need to examine the photos of this beautiful manuscript, which keeps on its original leather cover Buy from a Somali heir. . . Please note: Much of coastal Somalia converted to Islam in the eighth century, with ancient cities like Mogadishu and later towns like Zeila becoming prominent academic centres attracting students and teachers from the African continent and the Arabian Peninsula. Very rare and interesting manuscript for collectors and researchers as it is Careful international shipment with track & trace