قضم أزرق

Maghrib
10th Century
Source: Nadi, A., & Boukhenouf, A. (2024). Manufacture of inks used in writing documents and manuscripts. Journal of Archaeological Studies, 22(1), 243-257.
Recipe Details

Ingredients

جلد الحيوان, صبغة زرقاء

Preparation Steps

Parchment (Raqq) is made from animal skins. For the Blue Quran, the parchment was specifically dyed blue (قضم أزرق) before the application of gold ink (p. 252).

Original Recipe Text

Parchment (Raqq) is made from animal skins. For the Blue Quran, the parchment was specifically dyed blue (قضم أزرق) before the application of gold ink (p. 252).

Evidence

"تمثل الصورة أعاله صفحات من القرآن األزرق مكتوب على قضم أزرق"

Remarks

The Blue Quran is considered a unique artifact in the world (p. 252). The parchment is highly refined and the blue dye remains vibrant after ten centuries.

Scientific Analysis
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Certainty Level
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Metadata
Material Type
paper
Paper Typeالرق األزرق
Colorأزرق
RegionMaghrib
Approx. Year950
Source Information
AuthorNadi, A., & Boukhenouf, A.
Collectionمتحف الباردو بتونس
Language
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