This is a piece of writing in Naskh and Shikasteh script. The writing is in Naskh and Shikasteh script. Another piece of writing in Shikasteh script, dated to the year 1200. Multiple numbers. Abd al-Ali. 1. From the history of 1200. 1. Written in clear Naskh and Shikasteh script, 16 lines of Shikasteh. And clear Shikasteh writing. Many of the nobles requested to write in Shikasteh. It was written at night, and the eye could not see. Written by the humble servant al-Muhtah, may God have mercy on him, al-Ghani Abd al-Ali, in the year 1200 of the Hijra. In the Shikasteh pieces of these writings (except for the piece in Naskh mentioned above), the word "Abd" is written completely, and the name "Ali" is gilded, and until now In these previous pieces, the numbers have been counted as "friends"; So that the name Abd al-Mahd and the date of his time are known. Mirza Abd al-Ali, son of Muhammad Muhammad Khan of Khorasan, was one of the scholars, poets, and artists of the early Qajar period. And for some time, he was known for his presence with Fath-Ali Shah, his knowledge of music, and his artistic skills. His father, Mohsen Khorasani, who was one of the scholars of the era, traveled from Khorasan at the request of Muhammad Taqi Khan, the Baylarbeygi of Yazd. He settled in the Madrasa of Taqi Khan and completed his education there. Mirza Abd al-Ali Was born in that city and received his preliminary education from his father and learned calligraphy. He reached a high level in Naskh script, so much so that some preferred his writing to that of Mirza Ahmad Neiriri. Indeed, If nothing else, it is at least comparable to his. He also had sufficient skill in other scripts, such as Nastaliq, Shikasteh, and Ruq'ah. And in Shikasteh script, he can be counted among the masters. Mirza Abd al-Ali He wrote poetry and used the pen name "Kukab". When he returned to the court of Fath-Ali Shah, he was summoned again. He was asked to write, but he fell ill with fever there. He went to Shiraz in the year 1200. From there, he passed through Tehran. Quran. Size and beautiful binding. Beautiful oil-painted binding, work of... and with a table. Aqa Talib, date 1200. The table is decorated with gold. The first two pages are Beautifully illuminated and gilded, and in the middle, two lines of lapis lazuli in gold, a prayer. For all.