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"Bilal Calling to Prayer While Prophet Muhammad and Ali are Visited by Emissaries," Folio from a Hamla-yi Haidari (Attack of the Lion)

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Translucent and opaque watercolor ink and gold on paper
Rights: Public Domain
Islamic Art, Metropolitan Museum of Art New York NY, Purchase Friends of Islamic Art Gifts 2015
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Title: "Bilal Calling to Prayer While Prophet Muhammad and Ali are Visited by Emissaries," Folio from a Hamla-yi Haidari (Attack of the Lion)
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Translucent and opaque watercolor ink and gold on paper.

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