File:COLLECTIE TROPENMUSEUM Religieuze prent met moskee in Medina TMnr 5757-4.jpg
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| Nederlands: PrentNederlands: Religieuze prent met moskee in Medina | |
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| Title |
Nederlands: Prent Nederlands: Religieuze prent met moskee in Medina |
| Description |
Nederlands: Prent met Arabische kalligrafie, Engelse tekst en een afbeelding van de moskee van de Profeet in Medina. De Arabische kalligrafie is de islamitische geloofsbelijdenis (shahada), gewoon geschreven en in spiegelbeeld. De Engelse tekst is de transcriptie en de vertaling van de Arabische kalligrafische tekst. De prent wordt als wandversiering gebruikt. |
| Date | before 1998 |
| Dimensions | 36,9 x 36,9cm (14 1/2 x 14 1/2in.) |
| Accession number |
5757-4 |
| Inscriptions | Copyright Mohammed Said Moossun - Port Louis, Mauritius |
| Notes |
Nederlands: Functionele categorie: decorative objects, grafiek (ook modern drukwerk), letters (signs), characters, variations in handwriting, prints, religie en ritueel, religion, rituals and rites, siervoorwerpen, decoratieve voorwerpen, tekens Geografische Herkomst: Londen, London Geografische Herkomst (vervaardiging): Mauritius Materiaal - hoofd: papier Religieuze herkomst: islamitische groepen Techniek: Vlakdruk Voorstelling Geografie: Al Madinah, Medina Voorstelling Object: moskeeën, mosques Voorstelling/iconografie: Gebouw, constructie |
| Source/Photographer | Collectie Stichting Nationaal Museum van Wereldculturen |
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