Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an
Ilkhanid Qur'an manuscript commissioned by unknown patron
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Summary
Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an is a calligraphic work[1].
Key Facts
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an is the creator of Ahmad al-Suhrawardi[2].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an is the creator of Muhammad ibn Aybak ibn 'Abdallah[3].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's image is recorded as Folio from a Qur'an Manuscript, National Museum of Iran.png[4].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's instance of is recorded as calligraphic work[5].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's instance of is recorded as illuminated manuscript[6].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's made from material is recorded as paper[7].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's made from material is recorded as ink[8].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's made from material is recorded as watercolor paint[9].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's made from material is recorded as gold[10].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's collection is recorded as Museum of the Islamic Era[11].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's collection is recorded as Topkapı Palace Museum Library[12].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's collection is recorded as Metropolitan Museum of Art[13].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's collection is recorded as Chester Beatty Library[14].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's inventory number is recorded as 3548[15].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's inventory number is recorded as 3350[16].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's inventory number is recorded as 3532[17].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's inventory number is recorded as 3522[18].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's inventory number is recorded as EH 247[19].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's inventory number is recorded as EH 249[20].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's inventory number is recorded as EH 250[21].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's inventory number is recorded as 50.12[22].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's inventory number is recorded as 55.44[23].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's inventory number is recorded as Is 1614.1[24].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's inventory number is recorded as Is 1614.2[25].
- Anonymous Baghdad Qur'an's location is recorded as National Museum of Iran[26].
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Works and Contributions
Created works include Ahmad al-Suhrawardi[2], a calligrapher[27], 1256–1340[28], of Ilkhanate[29] and Muhammad ibn Aybak ibn 'Abdallah[3], an illuminator[30], of Ilkhanate[31].