brownish ink
Maghrib
18th Century
Source: J. J. Witkam / Journal of Islamic Manuscripts 1 (2010) 101-142
Recipe Details
Preparation Steps
The primary brownish ink is used for the ductus (Rasm) and diacritics (Naqt). Green ink is used for reading signs like Shadda and Sukun, while red ink is used for vowels. (p. 139)
Original Recipe Text
The primary brownish ink is used for the ductus (Rasm) and diacritics (Naqt). Green ink is used for reading signs like Shadda and Sukun, while red ink is used for vowels. (p. 139)
Evidence
"Maghribĩ or Andalusĩ script, brownish ink, diacritics (Naqt) in the same ink as the ductus (Rasm), reading signs (Shadda, Sukũn) in green ink, vowels in red ink. (p. 139)"
Remarks
The color separation (brownish, green, red) is typical for Qur'anic manuscripts of the Maghribi tradition. (p. 139)
Scientific Analysis
Analytical Techniques
Visual inspection
Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
ink
ColorBrown
RegionMaghrib
Approx. Year1750
Source Information
AuthorJ. J. Witkam / Journal of Islamic Manuscripts 1
CollectionMS Victoria 2005-032
Language
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