Mushaf Bone: Telaah Aspek Kodikologi, Tulisan, Teks dan Visual Al-Qur’an

Abstract

This article is specifically about the collection of the Mushaf Bone Aga Khan Swiss Museum. The purpose of writing is to know some important aspects of the Mushaf Bone. (1) Codichological physical characteristics of the mushaf, including calligraphy and illumination, which includes paper, ink, and binding. (2) The text, rasm, and qira'at used. (3) Use of tajwid and waqaf. (4) The writing style used by the recitation of the mushaf. This method of writing is descriptive-analytical. Based on the results of the analysis, it can be concluded several things. First, the Mushaf Bone is one of the Bugis-style illuminations with double frame or stacking in the beginning, middle, and end of the mushaf. Secondly, Mushaf Bone has its distinctive characteristic and uniqueness and can be categorized as a luxurious and impressive mushaf, because every part of the Qur'an is a certain ornamental motif and not the same. Thirdly, Mushaf Bone is comprehensive, because it is supported by the historical aspects and presentation of the writing way, the text includes tajwid, waqaf, qira'at, and visual. Fourth, Mushaf Bone has similarities and differences with a wide collection of manuscripts in Southeast Asia, such as the Mushaf Kedah and the Mushaf Ternate.

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