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Koran Collection

Background imageKoran Collection: Koran written in Arabic (14h c. ). Miniature Painting

Koran written in Arabic (14h c. ). Miniature Painting
Koran written in Arabic (14h c.). Miniature Painting. SPAIN. Barcelona. Biblioteca de Catalunya (National Library of Catalonia)

Background imageKoran Collection: Detail from Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey

Detail from Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey
Decorative detail from the tomb of Haji Bektash Veli in Nevsehir Turkey. Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: Turkish Hodja

Turkish Hodja
Turkish holy man ( Hodja ) - Constantinople. Once a man had taken pilgrimage to Mecca, he always wore a beard and was forthwith known as Haji (followed by his name) to denote this fact

Background imageKoran Collection: Ottoman C16 Koran / Back

Ottoman C16 Koran / Back
A fine manuscript page on handmade paper from the Ottoman Koran, finely scripted and embellished in gold leaf. Reverse of page

Background imageKoran Collection: Muslim women bathing in a public baths

Muslim women bathing in a public baths
Muslim women and children bathing in a public baths. They fill basins at spigots, wash each others hair, nurse babies and wear high wooden sandals. Bagni Pubblici

Background imageKoran Collection: Scenes from Tripoli in the Barbary States, 1820

Scenes from Tripoli in the Barbary States, 1820
Hunting lions in the Barbary States 10, camels and drivers sleeping in the desert 11, and Arabs inviting travellers to dine 12. Handcoloured copperplate engraving from Rev

Background imageKoran Collection: Sacred books of the East for Indian Soldiers

Sacred books of the East for Indian Soldiers
Examples of the Koran and the Bhagavad Gita, distributed to convalescent Indian soldiers by Alfred Ezra, a businessman with connections in the east

Background imageKoran Collection: The Archangel Gabriel gives the Qur an to Muhammad on Mount

The Archangel Gabriel gives the Qur an to Muhammad on Mount
Revelation of Tanail. The Archangel Gabriel gives the Qur an to Muhammad on Mount Hira during a battle. Ottoman miniature. 15th century. Topkapi Museum. Istanbul. Turkey

Background imageKoran Collection: A lesson in a Madrasa, Tunisia

A lesson in a Madrasa, Tunisia. Date: 1902

Background imageKoran Collection: Quran. Kufic script

Quran. Kufic script. Archaeological Museum of Lahore. Pakistan

Background imageKoran Collection: Quran

Quran. Manuscript written by the scribe Hamail Sharif. Dated between 7th and 13th centuries. Archaeological Museum. Lahore. Pakistan

Background imageKoran Collection: The interior of the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul

The interior of the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul. Date: circa 1910

Background imageKoran Collection: RIZA I ABBASI (16th c. ). History of Koran or

RIZA I ABBASI (16th c. ). History of Koran or
RIZA I ABBASI (16th c.). History of Koran or History of the Ancient Prophets and Kings. Qisas al-anbiyy⮠ c. 1595. Fol. 132v. Solomon and Balqis, Queen of Sheba. Persian art

Background imageKoran Collection: The Moors

The Moors

Background imageKoran Collection: The Moors who had settled in Spain, giving up the superstiti

The Moors who had settled in Spain, giving up the superstiti
GOYA Y LUCIENTES, Francisco de (1746-1828). The Moors who had settled in Spain, giving up the superstitions of the Koran

Background imageKoran Collection: The Throne of Muhammed / Tahti Muhammet in the Meydan in Haji

The Throne of Muhammed / Tahti Muhammet in the Meydan in Haji
A small throne of three steps, originally holding twelve or more candles. Among these candles, in front of them was a tall candle with a top shaped like a the crown of the Bektashi dervish

Background imageKoran Collection: Alevi Semah in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey

Alevi Semah in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey
" Alevi-Bektashi spiritual ritual dance performance called " semah" which has the meaning of sky, in the second courtyard of the Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey." Date

Background imageKoran Collection: Haji Bektash Veli Cultural Centre

Haji Bektash Veli Cultural Centre
Haji Bektash Veli Cultural Center designed by Ozkaragoz in 1994 which is used for Alevi semah performances at the weekends. Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: Haji Bektash Veli Statue in Haji Bektash Village in Nevsehir

Haji Bektash Veli Statue in Haji Bektash Village in Nevsehir
Guvenc Abdal Turbesi (Tomb of Guvenc Abdal), (Haci Bektash) at Hac?bektas, formerly Karahuyuk, a town and district of Nevsehir Province in the Central Anatolia region of Turkey

Background imageKoran Collection: Haci Bektash Veli Cultural Centre in Nevsehir Turkey

Haci Bektash Veli Cultural Centre in Nevsehir Turkey
Haji Bektash Veli Cultural Center designed by Ozkaragoz in 1994 which is used for Alevi semah performances at the weekends. Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: Pool in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey

Pool in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey
The second courtyard of the Haji Bektash Museum in Nevsehir Turkey. Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: Ceiling of the second Bektashi Meydan in Haji Bektash Veli M

Ceiling of the second Bektashi Meydan in Haji Bektash Veli M

Background imageKoran Collection: Ceiling of the Bektashi Meydan in Haji Bektash Veli Museum i

Ceiling of the Bektashi Meydan in Haji Bektash Veli Museum i

Background imageKoran Collection: The mosque in Haci Bektash Veli Museum

The mosque in Haci Bektash Veli Museum
In 1826 Sultan Mahmud the Second decided to close all the Bektashi Tekkes because the Janissary were all followers of Haji Bektash and several times had removed the sultan

Background imageKoran Collection: Detail from the door of Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir

Detail from the door of Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir
Detail of the top of the door called Akkapi ( white marble entranceway) with typical Selcuk motifs including a double-headed eagle

Background imageKoran Collection: Detail from the Fountain Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehi

Detail from the Fountain Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehi
The fountain is situated in the second courtyard of Haji Bektash Veli Museum, which is called the courtyard of the dervishes

Background imageKoran Collection: Fountain in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey

Fountain in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey
The fountain is situated in the second courtyard of Haji Bektash Veli Museum, which is called the courtyard of the dervishes

Background imageKoran Collection: Detail from the mosque in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevseh

Detail from the mosque in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevseh
Decorative detail from the mosque in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey. Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: Entry of Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey

Entry of Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey
The second courtyard of the Haji Bektash Museum in Nevsehir Turkey. Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: The main door of Haji Bektash Veli Museum

The main door of Haji Bektash Veli Museum
The threshold of the dervish monestry is called the sky threshold, a spiritual journey within oneself begins with this exoteric door. Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: The six point star diagram on the Fountain of the Three in H

The six point star diagram on the Fountain of the Three in H
The six point star diagram, Star of David or Solomon, on the Fountain of the Three (Uclar Cemsesi), as Irene Melikoff, a great scholar of the Bektashi who the Bektashi accepted

Background imageKoran Collection: Detail of the door of Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir T

Detail of the door of Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: Fountain

Fountain
" The fountain of the Three (Ucler Cesmesi) in the first courtyard of the Haji Bektash Museum in Nevsehir Turkey. It was built by Haji Feyzullah Baba who was the head of the dervish monastry in

Background imageKoran Collection: Post from Bektashi Meydan

Post from Bektashi Meydan
" In the meydan (" sacred space" ) of the Bektashi Sufi order are 12 " posts" ( Turkish meaning usually a skin, normally a sheepskin)

Background imageKoran Collection: The door of Balim Sultan Tomb in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in

The door of Balim Sultan Tomb in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in
Decorative detail from the tomb of Balim Sultan Tomb in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey. Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: The second door of Balim Sultan Tomb

The second door of Balim Sultan Tomb
" The second door of Balim Sultans Tomb in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehit Turkey. Balim Sultan is known amongst the Bektashi as the second founder of the order (Turkish Pir Thani)

Background imageKoran Collection: Grave Stone of a Bektashi Baba s

Grave Stone of a Bektashi Baba s
Tomb of a great Dedebaba or a Baba on the right approaching the entrance of Balim Sultan Tomb. Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: The tree in front of Balim Sultan Tomb

The tree in front of Balim Sultan Tomb
Outside the door of the Balim Sultan Tomb, there is a black mulberry tree said to have been thrown as a burning brand from Horosan by Ahmet Yesevi, which determined where Haji Bektash was to go

Background imageKoran Collection: The Graveyard next to Balim Sultan Tomb

The Graveyard next to Balim Sultan Tomb
Bektashi graveyard next to Balim Sultans Tomb in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey. Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: Balim Sultan Tomb Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turke

Balim Sultan Tomb Haji Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turke
" Balim Sultan is known amongst the Bektashi as the second founder of the order (Turkish Pir Thani). The present-day initiation service of a Bektashi is sometimes called " The Method of

Background imageKoran Collection: Door of Haci Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey

Door of Haci Bektash Veli Museum in Nevsehir Turkey
The main entrance of the Meydan of The Forty (Kirklar Meydani) and the tomb of Haji Bektash. Under this threshold is the staff of Uways-l Karani. Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: Detail from Guvenc Abdal Tomb in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in

Detail from Guvenc Abdal Tomb in Haji Bektash Veli Museum in
Decorative detail from the tomb of Guvenc Abdal in Haji Bektash Tomb Museum in Nevsehir Turkey. Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: Detail from the door of Haji Bektash Veli Museum

Detail from the door of Haji Bektash Veli Museum
Detail from the tomb of Haji Bektash Veli in Nevsehir Turkey Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: Deatil from Haji Bektash Veli Museums door in Nevsehir Turk

Deatil from Haji Bektash Veli Museums door in Nevsehir Turk
The detail from the entrance of Haji Bektash Velis Tomb from the Meydan of the Forty (Kirklar Meydani). Date: 2012

Background imageKoran Collection: Marmaduke Pickthall

Marmaduke Pickthall, English novelist, journalist and Islamic scholar. A convert from Christianity to Islam, he translated the Qur an into English Date: 1919

Background imageKoran Collection: Transporting the Mahmal to Mecca

Transporting the Mahmal to Mecca onboard a British ship from Cairo to Jeddah - on pilgrimage to Mecca. The Egyptian Mahmal was an empty camel litter containing the Quran

Background imageKoran Collection: Tombs of Sultans - Constantinople

Tombs of Sultans - Constantinople
Constantinople - The Tombs of Sultan Aziz and Sultan Mahmud. Two Imams sit before the sarcophagi (flanked by some impressive candles) reciting the Koran

Background imageKoran Collection: Constantinople - Turkish religious scholar

Constantinople - Turkish religious scholar, reading the Koran, seated on a fine carpet

Background imageKoran Collection: Four Mevlevi Musicians

Four Mevlevi Musicians
Four Mevlevi musicians including three Ney (wind instrument) players. The ney is featured on Egyptian pyramid wall paintings of 3000BC

Background imageKoran Collection: Imam at prayer inside the Ayasofya

Imam at prayer inside the Ayasofya
Imam at prayer inside the famed Hagia Sophia (Ayasofya) in Constantinople. Architects of the Hagia Sophia in Istanbul were Anthemius of Tralles and Isadorus of Miletus

Background imageKoran Collection: The Holy Carpet, before its journey to Mecca

The Holy Carpet, before its journey to Mecca
A Holy Carpet, embroidered with texts from the Koran, photographed shortly before its journey to Mecca from Cairo where it was woven

Background imageKoran Collection: Koran Protection

Koran Protection
Before setting out a journey camels pass beneath a suspended copy of the Koran, which protects them from accidents and injuries

Background imageKoran Collection: Egypt Cairo

Egypt Cairo
Students in the outer court of El Azhar; they are more probably studying the Koran than differential calculus

Background imageKoran Collection: Owen Jones Arabian 34

Owen Jones Arabian 34
Designs from a copy of the Koran in the Mosque El Barkookeyeh, founded in 1384

Background imageKoran Collection: Ottoman C16 Koran Page

Ottoman C16 Koran Page
A fine manuscript page on handmade paper from the Ottoman Koran, finely scripted and embellished in gold leaf. Blue and gold roundels mark the name of ALLAH

Background imageKoran Collection: 16th Century Koran

16th Century Koran
A fine manuscript page on handmade paper from the Ottoman Koran, finely scripted and embellished in gold leaf. Blue and gold roundels mark the name of ALLAH

Background imageKoran Collection: 16th Century Koran Page

16th Century Koran Page
A fine manuscript page on handmade paper from the Ottoman Koran, finely scripted and embellished in gold leaf. Reverse of page

Background imageKoran Collection: Religion / Islam / Koran

Religion / Islam / Koran
The opening page of the first Sura

Background imageKoran Collection: Moslem Procession Cairo

Moslem Procession Cairo
A minor procession in the streets of Cairo : camels lead the way for a calligraphic banner bearing words from the Koran

Background imageKoran Collection: Koran Page 1552 (Front)

Koran Page 1552 (Front)
A folio from a small Koran for individual use, scribed in the popular Naskhi script with marginal roundels marking verse counts, gold highlights reflect the owners status. Date: 1552

Background imageKoran Collection: Koran Page 1280 (Front)

Koran Page 1280 (Front)
A folio from a Syrian (Mamluk) Koran scribed during the Crusades in Khafif al muhaqqiq script with sura headings in gold Thuluth, on handmade linen paper

Background imageKoran Collection: IBN RUSHD

IBN RUSHD known in the West as AVERROES Spanish/Islamic philosopher, his teachings condemned by Moslem theologians who made him retract them on the Koran

Background imageKoran Collection: Koran Manuscript

Koran Manuscript
THE KORAN First sudra, second page of manuscript

Background imageKoran Collection: Koran, 16th Century

Koran, 16th Century
A page from a 16th century Ottoman copy of the Koran, hand-written on handmade paper, embellished in gold leaf

Background imageKoran Collection: Koran Page 1280 (Back)

Koran Page 1280 (Back)
A folio from a Syrian (Mamluk) Koran scribed during the Crusades in Khafif al muhaqqiq script, on handmade linen paper

Background imageKoran Collection: Koran Page 1552 (Back)

Koran Page 1552 (Back)
A folio from a small Koran for individual use, scribed in the popular Naskhi script with marginal roundels marking verse counts, gold highlights reflect the owners status



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