Blockprintamulett

Inventarnummer:  Hs. 28
Datierung :              unbekannt
Geogr. Bezug:         Ägypten
Material:                  dickes, bedrucktes Papier
Umfang:                   ein Papierstreifen
Maße:                       ca. 6 x 21,4 cm
Duktus:                    Kufi
Textstelle:                im unteren, schwarzgrundigen
                                   Quadrat: Sure 112, al-Iḫlās
Provenienz:             2024 aus dem Nachlass von
                                   Prof. Altheim-Stiehl in den
                                   Besitz des Instituts überge-
                                   gangen; 1969 von Prof. Dr.
                                   Ruth Altheim-Stiehl in Kairo
                                   im Basar erworben

Literatur:

Schaefer, Karl R.: Enigmatic charms. Medieval Arabic block printed amulets in American and European libraries and museums, Leiden 2006 (Handbook of Oriental Studies: Section 1; The Near and Middle East 1,82). 

Schaefer, Karl R.: The Material Nature of Block Printed Amulets: What Makes Them Amulets? in: García Probert, Marcela/Sijpestein, Petra M. (eds.): Amulets and Talismans of the Middle East and North Africa in Context. Transmission, Efficacy and Collections, Leiden 2022 (Leiden Studies in Islam and Society, 13) S. 180-208.