ink
Mecca
16th Century
Source: Sara Scalenghe, "Public Insults and Undoing Shame: Censoring the Blighted Body," in Difference and Disability in the Medieval Islamic World (Edinburgh University Press, 2014), pp. 110-129.
Recipe Details
Evidence
"the manuscript’s title page bears the name of three works – Jār Allāh’s al-Nukat al-ẓirāf, Majd al-Dīn al-Fayrūzabādī’s (d. 817/1414) Safar al-suʿāda and al-Mundhirī’s (d. 656/1258) Arbiʿūn ḥadīth – all written in what appears to be Jār Allāh’s own hand."
Remarks
This refers to the ink used in the extant autograph manuscript of Jār Allāh Ibn Fahd (the third, expanded version of Al-Nukat al-ẓirāf), produced in 1543 (p. 125, 129). This version was retitled Al-Nukat al-ẓirāf fī mawʿiẓa bi-dhawī l-ʿāhāt min al-ashrāf and consists of fifty-nine folios (p. 125-126). Unlike the first version, this manuscript survived and is the only known extant copy (p. 129).
Scientific Analysis
Analytical Techniques
Paleographic assessment
Certainty Level
Confirmed
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
ink
RegionMecca
Approx. Year1550
Source Information
AuthorSara Scalenghe, "Public Insults and Undoing Shame: Censoring the Blighted Body," in Difference and Disability in the Medieval Islamic World
CollectionBarābir Valley, near Mecca
Language
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