مصحف مغربي بجامع أبي محمد المرجاني بتونس-ينشر لأول مرة

الملخص EN

Muslims in general, Moroccans and Andalusians in particular, took care of the Mus'haf.

In terms of the material on which it was written, the people of the Islamic West began writing the Mus'haf on parchment, which was used in the Mus'haf until recently.

Then they started writing on paper since (AH 5th / AD 11th) century.

As for the type of calligraphy, the Kufic script was used to write the Mus'haf until the (AH 5th / AD 11th) century, Until it was replaced by the Moroccan script.

As for the ink colors, it was used black in writing, red in tashkil (signs), and yellow in the titles of the Surahs.

In terms of binding, it began simple by using wooden panels that were covered in leather or fabric, and then studded with gemstones, gold and silver flakes, Then the wood panels were replaced with paper covers that were covered in leather and decorated with ornaments and gilding.

The Mus'haf under study is a model of the Moroccan Mus'haf, in which the features of the manuscripts and Mus'hafs in the Islamic West are clear, Through the study of this Mus'haf, the Moroccan manuscript industry will be shed light on since its inception, following the stages of its development and monitoring its most important features.

The Mus'haf under study is kept at the Abi Mohamed El Marjani Mosque in Tunis.

This mosque was established during the reign of Sultan Abi Hafs Omar (683--694 AH / 1284-1294 AD) by Sheikh Abi Muhammad al-Marjani.

Today, the Mus'haf is in an acceptable state of memorization - except that some of its papers were partially damaged - as it keeps all of its original pages and books, and it belongs to the pattern of the Mus'haf.

The pages of the Mus'haf were written in extended Moroccan calligraphy, as well as the conclusion page, which contains the name of the calligrapher and the commander of writing the Mus'haf, and the history of the void of his writing in the Maghribic script (Fassi script).

The pages of the Mus'haf were written in black ink, except for the titles of the fence and their data, and they were written in golden ink.

The conclusion page also wrote a dark red supply.