The Middle East rare collections include manuscripts in Arabic, Coptic, Hebrew, Persian, and Turkish dating from as early as 800CE/183AH, and more than 3,000 printed books from and about the Middle East. Highlighted in this collection is an eighteenth century Quran produced in Bukhara and a Persian manuscript of poetry by a Mughal princess.
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Filters: Collection: uum_mec Type: "Text"
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Bukharah Qur'an | uum_mec | Text |
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Divan-i Zib al-Nisa | uum_mec | Text |
| 3 |
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Ethiopian Card Book | uum_mec | Text |
| 4 |
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Ethiopian Large Wood Book | uum_mec | Text |
| 5 |
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Ethiopian Small Wood Book | uum_mec | Text |
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Ghādat Ḥamānā. | uum_mec | Text |
| 7 |
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Ghādat Lubnān: riwāyah taʼlīf ʻAbduh ibn Mīkhāʼīl Badrān al-Lubnānī | uum_mec | Text |
| 8 |
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Qurʼān al-karīm | uum_mec | Text |
| 9 |
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Risālatān fī awrāq al-nuqūd: bi-al-qawl al-munaqqaḥ al-maḍbūṭ fī jawāz al-taʻāmul wa-wujūb al-zakāh fīmā yataʻallaqu bi-waraq al-nawṭ | uum_mec | Text |
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Some basic grammatical structures of colloquial Arabic : based on the dialect of the townspeople of Hofuf, al-Hasa Province, eastern Saudia Arabia, May 1958 | uum_mec | Text |
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