Siyer-i Nebi

Summary

Siyer-i Nebi is an illuminated manuscript^[1].

Key Facts

• Siyer-i Nebi's image is recorded as The Prophet Muhammad and the Muslim Army at the Battle of Uhud, from the Siyer-i Nebi, 1595.jpg^[2].
• Siyer-i Nebi's instance of is recorded as illuminated manuscript^[3].
• Siyer-i Nebi's commissioned by is recorded as Murad III^[4].
• Siyer-i Nebi's collection is recorded as Topkapı Palace^[5].
• Siyer-i Nebi's collection is recorded as Chester Beatty Library^[6].
• Siyer-i Nebi's collection is recorded as New York Public Library^[7].
• Siyer-i Nebi's collection is recorded as Metropolitan Museum of Art^[8].
• Siyer-i Nebi's collection is recorded as Museum of Fine Arts, Houston^[9].
• Siyer-i Nebi's collection is recorded as Nasser D. Khalili Collection of Islamic Art^[10].
• Siyer-i Nebi's Commons category is recorded as Siyer-i Nebi of Murad III^[11].
• Siyer-i Nebi's country of origin is recorded as Ottoman Empire^[12].
• Siyer-i Nebi's has part is recorded as The Life of the Prophet (Siyer-i nebi) (CBL T 419)^[13].
• Siyer-i Nebi's has part is recorded as "The Angel Gabriel meets 'Amr ibn Zaid (the Shepherd)", Folio from a Siyer-i Nebi (the Life of the Prophet)^[14].
• Siyer-i Nebi's has part is recorded as Scene of Feasting from Sultan Murad III's "Siyer-I Nebi" or "Life of the Prophet"^[15].
• Siyer-i Nebi's has part is recorded as Two Folios from the Siyer-i Nebi^[16].
• +1590-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Siyer-i Nebi^[17].
• Siyer-i Nebi's edition or translation of is recorded as Siyer-i Nebi^[18].
• Siyer-i Nebi's location of creation is recorded as Istanbul^[19].
• Siyer-i Nebi's exemplar of is recorded as Siyer-i Nebi^[20].