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Poetry collection of Ibn al-Fāriḍ copied onto embossed paper.

Arabic Dīwān Tāj al-ʻārifīn wa-sulṭān al-ʻāshiqīn min al-shuʻarāʼ bi-lā muʻāriḍ ʻUmar ibn Fāriḍ. ديوان تاج العارفين وسلطان العاشقين من الشعراء بلا معارض عمر بن فارض Ibn al-Fāriḍ, ʻUmar ibn ʻAlī, 1181 or 1182-1235 ابن الفارض، عمر بن علي former owner Smith, David Eugene, 1860-1944 1v Dīwān

Laid paper with embossed margin

2 + 47 foliated leaves + 1 : 194 x 132 (130 x 80) mm, bound to 194 x 132 mm Two columns with five pairs of half-lines (miṣrāʻ) down each page. Written in shikasta in black ink; pointed. Polychrome and gold headpiece with title in cloudbands (f. 1v); first opening (f. 1v-2r) framed in red rule, textblock border rules in red, gold, blue; marginal notations in red. Headpiece

Islamic binding. Limp brown leather (goatskin) with tooling and painted decoration.

1292 AH (f. 46v).

1875 Iran? Customs stamp dated A.H. 1312 (1894-95). Gift of David Eugene Smith, 1931-1934. Arabic poetry--750-1258 Manuscripts, Arabic Manuscripts Codices Illuminations Poems Islamic bindings (Binding) Limp covers Full covers Painted (decoration) Stamps (Provenance)