Black, Red, Green
Kalimantan
17th Century
Source: Amin, F. (2014). RELIGION AND HARRITAGE: THE ISLAMIC MANUSCRIPT OF THE QURAN BY ABDURRAHMAN HUSIN FALLUGAH (W.2010). AL-ALBAB, 3(2), 249-268.
Recipe Details
Preparation Steps
The ink is used for text and marginalia. In AHF-01, colors used for letters include black, red, and green (p. 255). Marginalia notes are written on margins (right, left, bottom) and often signify variations in Qira'at (recitation styles) like Qira'at Hafs (p. 265).
Original Recipe Text
The ink is used for text and marginalia. In AHF-01, colors used for letters include black, red, and green (p. 255). Marginalia notes are written on margins (right, left, bottom) and often signify variations in Qira'at (recitation styles) like Qira'at Hafs (p. 265).
Evidence
"Color of letter: Black, Red, Green"
Remarks
In some manuscripts like ML.116, the verse texts are written in red ink while translations are in black ink (p. 263). Fading of ink is noted as a preservation concern in the collection (p. 266). Marginalia also serves to record missing passages or virtue notes (fadilah) (p. 265). Script styles are noted to be Naskhi almost like Muhaqqaq (p. 255).
Scientific Analysis
Analytical Techniques
observation of softcopy version
digital photographs
Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
ink
BinderThread and glue
ColorGreen
RegionKalimantan
Approx. Year1650
Source Information
TitleRELIGION AND HARRITAGE: THE ISLAMIC MANUSCRIPT OF THE QURAN BY ABDURRAHMAN HUSIN FALLUGAH (W.2010)
AuthorAmin, F.
CollectionSambas District, West Kalimantan
Language
N/A
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