File:Tabula Rogeriana Muhammad al-Idrisi map of Syria, Palestine, Sinai.png

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English: Tabula Rogeriana Muhammad al-Idrisi map of Syria, Palestine, Sinai. North is towards the bottom of the map, the island partly shown on the bottom right is Cyprus, the Arabian Peninsula is toward the top-left, the Red Sea is on the top, Palestine is in the center with the Jordan River flowing strangely to Sinai shown on the right. Orientation of objects deviates slightly from the reality, notably the Eastern Mediterranean Sea border. On the bottom-right corner is a part of the Nile River delta. Map is from pages 130v-131r of the folio as shown here.
العربية : خريطة لسوريا وفلسطين وسيناء من كتاب نزهة المشتاق في اختراق الآفاق للجغرافي محمد الإدريسي. يشير أسفل الخريطة إلى اتجاه الشمال والجزيرة التي في الأسفل هي جزيرة قبرص. الخريطة من الصفحات 130-131 من الورقة الظاهرة هنا.
Date ca. 1154 (original edition composed for the King of Sicilia), ca. 1550 (an edition copied and repainted one century later?)
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Titre
محمد بن محمد الإديسي. نزهة المشتاق في اختراق الآفاق.
Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad al-Idrīsī. Nuzhat al-muštāq fī iḫtirāq al-āfāq.
Auteur du texte
محمد بن محمد الإديسي.
Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad al-Šarīf Abū ʿAbd Allâh al-Idrīsī (1100?-1165?).
Date d'édition
1250-1325.
Sujet
Al-Ǧuġrāfiyā wa-al-buldān wa-al-ʿağāʾib.
Géographie et voyages. Géographie générale.
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manuscrit
Langue
arabe
Format
Maġribī. - Planisphère et soixante-huit cartes, représentant chacune la dixième section d'un climat. - Papier. - 352 feuillets. - Hauteur, 26 centimètres ; largeur, 21 centimètres. 23 lignes par page
Description courte
Composé vers le milieu du XIIe siècle, à la cour de Roger II, roi de Sicile. Deux cartes, celles de la première et de la seconde section du septième climat, manquent.
Description longue
« Amusement pour qui désire parcourir les différentes parties du monde » C'est le célèbre traité de géographie, composé par Idrîsî, vers le milieu du XIIe siècle, à la cour de Roger II, roi de Sicile. Les premiers feuillets sont en partie détériorés ; le dernier feuillet, renfermant la dixième section du septième climat, manque ; d'autres feuillets dans le corps du volume ont été raccommodés et présentent des lacunes. Cet exemplaire renferme un planisphère dessiné avec soin et soixante-huit cartes, représentant chacune la dixième section d'un climat, également fort bien dessinées et coloriées. Ce sont probablement, de toutes les cartes arabes, les mieux exécutées. Deux cartes, celles de la première et de la seconde section du septième climat, manquent.
Droits
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Author Muhammad al-Idrisi

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