Surah 8:0
Bibliothèque nationale de France, Arabe 339
This manuscript features almost complete diacritical marks using oblique strokes, red dots for vocalization, and green dots for hamza. Each surah is introduced by an ornamental band containing its title and verse count in gold lettering, and verse groups are marked with gold hāʾ symbols and letter-numeral medallions.
Paris, Bibliothèque nationale de France, Arabe 348 (b)
This manuscript features the distinct Kūfī D.I script as classified by François Déroche. It notably uses golden medallions and bands to mark chapter headings and verse groups, reflecting the growing formalization of Quranic illumination during the early Islamic period.
MS Add.1124
This Abbasid-era manuscript was acquired by the University of Cambridge in 1878 from the English orientalist Edward H. Palmer. Palmer discovered it along with several other early Quranic fragments during a research expedition to the Sinai Peninsula.