Tag: arabic script

1194 records found
Accounts, probably. In Arabic script.
Jottings, including verses of Hebrew poetry, a trial incipit of a letter in Arabic script, and lines of writing arranged in circular patterns. Information from Baker/Polliack catalog. Maybe a join: T-S Ar.30.189 + T-S Ar.30.217.
Document in Arabic script, calligraphic, large script, wide space between the lines. Chancery hand? But not a decree fragment.
Medical prescriptions/recipes in a striking mix of Arabic and Judaeo-Arabic, sometimes alternating in the same sentence. Two of the recipes are taken from al-Malikī (of al-Majūsī) and one from al-Tadhkira (=Tadhkirat al-Kaḥḥālīn).
Recto: Legal document in Arabic script. Describing a property. Beautifully written. Needs further examination. On verso there is a piyyut in Hebrew. FGP Joins Suggestions yields dozens of fragments that resemble verso and that have Arabic script on the other side. Information in part from Goitein's note card.
Accounts in Judaeo-Arabic and in Arabic script. Partially written in red ink and with large letters.
Document in Arabic script, perhaps an account.
Medical prescription in difficult Arabic script. Information from Goitein's note card.
Document in Arabic script. Needs examination.
Table in Arabic script and Coptic numerals. Accounts?
Document in Arabic script. Quite faded. Needs examination.
Legal document (iqrār) in Arabic script. Needs examination.
State document? In Arabic script, chancery hand. ورجع الى ديواني ال. . . . . على جميع التوقيع....
Letter or petition in Arabic script.
Accounts in Arabic script.
Recto: List of ingredients (or commercial goods?) with their weights. In Arabic script. Information from Baker/Polliack catalog. Verso: A few more lines in Arabic script.
Letter in Arabic script from Abū ʿAlī(?) Yefet(?) b. Avraham Ibn al-Amshāṭī. Mentions going to Abū ʿAlī b. al-Dimyāṭī (=Yeḥezqel b. Netanel ha-Levi) and borrowing money. Only the beginning is preserved. ASE
Accounts in Arabic script and Coptic(?) numerals.
Occult text in Arabic script. Mentions the jinns, the shayāṭīn, al-waswās al-khannās (from Quran 114:4).
Recto: Legal document, probably. Bottom only. In Arabic script. Witness signatures are preserved.