Cu·fic

(ko͞o′fĭk, kyo͞o′-)

adj.

Variant of Kufic.

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Cufic

(ˈkuːfɪk; ˈkjuː-)

n, adj

(Letters of the Alphabet (Foreign)) a variant spelling of Kufic

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Take the track called Cufic Lane, which is off The Cliffs, opposite the centre.

Walk OF THE WEEK; Going out; CHEDDAR GORGE, SOMERSET

Finds of Cufic coins in Estonia: preliminary observations.--Wiadamosci Numizmatyczne, 2 (178), 153-166.

The impact of the climate catastrophe of 536-537 AD in Estonia and neighbouring areas/536.-537. Aasta kliimakatastroofi moju Eestis ja naaberaladel

one of the glazed red boulders so inscribed bears the words 'There is no God but God, Muhammad is the Prophet of God', in angular, almost Cufic character." (Thomas 1931, p.

A lost Islamic inscription from Wadi Duwaini, Fujairah

It was written in 627 AD in Cufic script on a piece of darkened parchment measuring 16x19cm.

Albums of rare and sacred relics at book fair

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