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Kufic
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Ku·fic also Cu·fic  (kfk, ky-)
adj.
Relating to or being an angular form of the Arabic alphabet used in making fine copies of the Koran.

[After al-Kfa, a town of south-central Iraq.]

Kufic, Cufic [ˈkuːfɪk ˈkjuː-]
adj
(Linguistics / Letters of the Alphabet (Foreign)) of, relating to, or denoting an early form of the Arabic alphabet employed in making copies of the Koran
n
(Linguistics / Letters of the Alphabet (Foreign)) the script formed by the letters of this alphabet


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The Qurans on display include leaves in Kufic script on parchment, a scroll containing the entire Quran, as well as a line for the Baysunqur Quran dating back to the 9th AH.
Calligraphy found on the stone is composed in Kufic script.
The gold Kufic script on the indigo vellum of two 10th century folios from Spain or North Africa is dramatic and rare--usually vellum is left in its natural colour or dyed yellow or orange with saffron.
 
 
 
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