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DescriptionRuba'is by Hafiz - Nasta'liq script.jpg
English: This calligraphic fragment includes three iambic pentameter quatrains, or ruba'is, arranged in corresponding vertical and horizontal panels. Script: Nasta'liq.
Date 16th-17th centuries
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