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English: Young Muhammad meets the monk Bahira. From Jami' al-Tawarikh ("The Universal History" or "Compendium of Chronicles") written by Rashid Al-Din and illustrated in Tabriz, Persia, c. 1315. العربية: الشاب محمد يتعرف عليه الراهب بحيري. رسم توضيحي مصغر على ورق الرق من كتاب جامع التواريخ. لرشيد الدين، نُشر في تبريز، بلاد فارس، 1307 م الآن موجود في مجموعة مكتبة جامعة إدنبره في اسكتلندا |
| Date | circa 1315 |
| Source | Library of the University of Edinburgh [1] |
| Author | Unknown author |
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