الخط الحجازي اللين

Hijaz
7th Century
Source: Al-shareef, Adnan bin Mohammed & Abdul Salam, Yasser Ismail. "Early Manuscripts of Quran Through Data of Hijazi Calligraphy and Archaeological Evidence."
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Evidence

"أثبتت الدراسة أن نسخ المصاحف المبكرة التي وصلتنا (عينات الدراسة) تم نسخها وكتابتها بالخط الحجازي اللين... ثم الفحص بالكربون المشع (C14)."

Remarks

The study concludes that early Quranic manuscripts were written in 'Soft Hijazi' script (p. 28). These early writings were characterized by being devoid of formal diacritics, dots, or vocalization marks (p. 27). The analytical scope includes major global collections: the Birmingham Mushaf, the Tübingen Mushaf, the National Library of France (Paris), the British Library (London), and the National Library of Berlin (p. 27). The script is compared against contemporary epigraphic evidence like the Zuhair inscription (24 AH) and the Taif inscription (58 AH).

Scientific Analysis
Analytical Techniques
الفحص بالكربون المشع (C14)
Certainty Level
Confirmed
Instrumentally Verified
Verified
Metadata
Material Type
ink
ColorBlack
RegionHijaz
Approx. Year650
Source Information
AuthorAl-shareef, Adnan bin Mohammed & Abdul Salam, Yasser Ismail. "Early Manuscripts of Quran Through Data of Hijazi Calligraphy and Archaeological Evidence."
CollectionMushaf of Birmingham, Tübingen, British Library, Paris, and Berlin
Language
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