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Of these scripts, which two developed in the later Ottoman period?
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Diwani
Naskh
Maghribi
Early Abbasid
Ruqah
Riqah
True or false, the script used in the image below (with the exception of the decorative header) is Early Abbasid (a.k.a. Kufic).
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1 point
True
False
Match each script name with a description of it.
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3 points
Script associated with early copies of the Qur'an
Script associated with North Africa and Andalus
Neat book hand, used for copying all over the Islamicate world.
Perso-Indian book hand, more angled than some other scripts.
Naskh
Nastaliq
Maghribi
Script associated with early copies of the Qur'an
Script associated with North Africa and Andalus
Neat book hand, used for copying all over the Islamicate world.
Perso-Indian book hand, more angled than some other scripts.
Naskh
Nastaliq
Maghribi
What two scripts do you see in this image?
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1 point
Thuluth
Muhaqqaq
Naskh
Nastaliq
Diwani
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