Overview
Biography and setting
Shuhda al-Katiba is presented as hadith scholar associated with Baghdad. The working chronology for this record is 484-574 AH / 1091-1178 CE. Associated with manuscript culture, teaching, and elegant calligraphy. Shuhda al-Katiba is presented as calligrapher and hadith scholar associated with Baghdad. The working chronology for this record is 484-574 AH / 1091-1178 CE. Associated with manuscript culture, teaching, and elegant calligraphy.
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484-574 AH / 1091-1178 CE
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Calligraphy and book arts
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