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Isfandiyâr, who has cut off Arjâsp's head, holds the dead man's crown.

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The rod of Mûsâ (Moses), fol. 63r

Ayyûb (Job), wearing a loincloth, is raised up by the angel Jibrâ'îl [Gabriel], fol. 109

Qisas al-Anbiyâ, fol. 95 - Public domain illuminated manuscript

Muhammad, mounted on Burâq accompanied by Jibrîl and host angels, rises to the heavens on his way to al-Masjid al-Aqsâ.

Qisas al-Anbiyâ, fol. 93 - Public domain illuminated manuscript

The angel Jibrîl stands before Muhammad and instructs him on the call to prayer.

Qisas al-Anbiyâ, fol. 88 - Public domain illuminated manuscript

Qisas al-Anbiyâ, fol. 90v - Public domain illuminated manuscript

Muhammad, mounted on Burâq accompanied by Jibrîl and host angels, rises to the heavens on his way to al-Masjid al-Aqsâ.

The angel Jibrâ'îl (Gabriel) brings God's laws to Mûsâ [Moses], fol. 90v

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Muhammad receives a letter from Bazan, the king of Yemen.

Carte des itinéraires suivis dans la Turquie d'Asie et la Perse par l'Ambassade française.

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The Castle gavotte: described by Mr. Castle

Denderah. Grand temple. Chambre T.

'Alî, surrounded by evil spirits, is enveloped by a gold nimbus and protected by Jibrîl.

The Semitic prophet Hûd causes two kings of 'Âd to be tossed up into the sky.

Wild Basil (Clinopodium vulgare), ufîmâyidûs [!] [top]; Bermuda grass (grows worldwide) (Cynodon dactylon), âdhrûstîs [!] [bottom], fol. 186v

'Alî explains to a group of men the truth about Muhammad's alleged debt.

Yûsuf and the King of Egypt, fol. 59v

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