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English: Archangel Israfel blowing nafir, from An illustrated copy of al-Qazwīnī’s ʻAjāʼib al-makhlūqāt (‘Wonders of creation’) produced in the Bijapur in the 1570s. British Library Or 4701 fol38v
Date circa 14th century
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Original from Al-Qazwini's 'The Wonders of Creation', Or 4701 fol.38v
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Archangel Israfel from Al-Qazwinis The Wonders of Creation, Or 4701 fol38v

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