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English: This calligraphic fragment includes several verses from Nizami's (d. 614/1218) "Divan" (Compendium of Poems). Script: nasta'liq. The composition, which recalls a number of Safavid calligraphic exercises (siyah mashq) in its formal make-up and calligraphic style, must have been executed during the 16th or 17th century.
فارسی: هر صنمی [نظری] را که برافروختند / جامه بر [به] اندازه تن دوختند
بار [رخت] مسیحا نکشد هر خری / محرم دولت نبود هر سری
Date 16th-17th centuries
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under the digital ID ascs.030.
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Author Calligrapher: Abu al-Ma'ali (Abu al-Ma'ali 'Izz al-Din 'Abd al-Wahhab Zanjani (d. 606/1292), a disciple of Yaqut al-Musta'simi (Huart 1972, 82)) - Poet :Nizami (d. 614 H./1218 AD)
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