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Reading Nastaliq: Persian and Urdu Hands from 1500 to the
Present (English, Persian and Urdu Edition)
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Paperback: 278 pages Publisher: Mazda Pub; Multilingual edition (July 30, 2007) Language: English,
Persian, Urdu ISBN-10: 1568592132 ISBN-13: 978-1568592138 Product Dimensions: 8.2 x 0.8 x 10.5
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Book Description
William L. Hanaway Brian Spooner Language & Literature Reading Nasta`liq Persian and Urdu
Hands From 1500 To The Present Bibliotheca Iranica: Literature Series #3 2007: x+278,9 x
12,illus.,bibl.,index. ISBN:1-56859-213-2; ISBN 13: 978-1-56859-213-8(Paperback). Second and
revised edition. Description Most writing in Persian and Urdu since the fifteenth century from
Iran, Central Asia, and South Asia has been in a style known as nasta`liq and its derivative,
shekasta. In rapidly written, informal hands these types of writing present serious obstacles to
scholars who need to use primary sources in their research. Although calligraphy forms of writing
have been fully reviewed and explained, no aids are available to help scholars learn to read these
hands. This volume is designed to fill this gap and as an aid to historians, literary scholars, and
others who need to read manuscript documents in these two styles of script. It presents seventy six
examples, representing literary, bureaucratic