A page from Ibn Abi Hajala's (d. 1375) Dafʿ al-niqma bi-l-ṣalāh ʿalā nabī al-raḥma (‘Repelling the Trial by Sending Blessings Upon the Prophet of Mercy’). This plague treatise contains four maqamas, three of which were composed in Syria durin (IMAGE)
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A page from Ibn Abi Hajala's (d. 1375) Dafʿ al-niqma bi-l-ṣalāh ʿalā nabī al-raḥma (‘Repelling the Trial by Sending Blessings Upon the Prophet of Mercy’). This plague treatise contains four maqamas, three of which were composed in Syria during the 1348/9 Black Death outbreak. (Image credit: MS Laleli 1361, Süleymaniye Library, Istanbul, personal photo).
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A page from Ibn Abi Hajala's (d. 1375) Dafʿ al-niqma bi-l-ṣalāh ʿalā nabī al-raḥma (‘Repelling the Trial by Sending Blessings Upon the Prophet of Mercy’). This plague treatise contains four maqamas, three of which were composed in Syria during the 1348/9 Black Death outbreak. (Image credit: MS Laleli 1361, Süleymaniye Library, Istanbul, personal photo).
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A page from Ibn Abi Hajala's (d. 1375) Dafʿ al-niqma bi-l-ṣalāh ʿalā nabī al-raḥma (‘Repelling the Trial by Sending Blessings Upon the Prophet of Mercy’). This plague treatise contains four maqamas, three of which were composed in Syria during the 1348/9 Black Death outbreak. (Image credit: MS Laleli 1361, Süleymaniye Library, Istanbul, personal photo).
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