صناعة المخطوطات في نجد
Najd
20th Century
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Preparation Steps
While a specific chemical recipe is not provided, the text notes the ink used by Abdulaziz bin Saleh al-Sayrami (d. 1345 AH) was characterized by its extreme clarity ('وضوحه') and aesthetic beauty ('جمال الخط'), which led to its selection for official state endowment (waqf) manuscripts (p. 284).
Original Recipe Text
While a specific chemical recipe is not provided, the text notes the ink used by Abdulaziz bin Saleh al-Sayrami (d. 1345 AH) was characterized by its extreme clarity ('وضوحه') and aesthetic beauty ('جمال الخط'), which led to its selection for official state endowment (waqf) manuscripts (p. 284).
Evidence
"واشتهر عنه جمال الخط ووضوحه، وكانت غالب المخطوطات الموقوفة في عهد الإمام عبد الله بن فيصل والإمام عبد الرحمن، والملك عبد العزيز بخطه وختمه"
Remarks
Abdulaziz al-Sayrami was a prolific scribe in the Najd region, serving as a judge in al-Mahmal and later in the court of King Abdulaziz. His script was so highly regarded that manuscripts produced by him were prioritized for religious and state endowments (p. 284).
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Certainty Level
Inferred
Instrumentally Verified
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Material Type
ink
RegionNajd
Approx. Year1950
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