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English: Hilye (Hilya) – Ottoman calligraphy panel; the text describes the physical appearance of the Islamic prophet Muhammad

Date

17^th century

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Author



Alternative names	Hafiz Osman; Hafiz 'Uthman ibn 'Ali
Description	Ottoman calligrapher
Date of birth/death	1642	1698
Location of birth/death	Istanbul	Istanbul
Authority file	: Q5963076 VIAF: 76726278 ISNI: 0000000081574954 ULAN: 500319047 LCCN: no2010114012 GND: 103249346 WorldCat

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Depictions of Muhammad