Lost
The first Qur’an Sultan Abu al-Hasan copied in his own hand, endowed to Chella, the burial place of the Marinids near Rabat. No trace of it is known.
Source: Ibn Marzuq, al-Musnad al-sahih al-hasan; Nadia Erzini (2014)
Marinid Qur’ans
Other Qur’ans of this era
← The rabʿa of Abu Yaʿqub Yusuf for the Sacred MosqueAbu al-Hasan’s Qur’an for the Prophet’s Mosque →
The Qur’an of Abu Yaʿqub YusufLast ten days of Rajab 705 AHAl-Juhani’s Qur’anEnd of Rabiʿ I 718 AH
Abu al-Hasan’s rabʿa in al-Aqsa745 AH
The gold leaf (New York)UndatedThe Qur’an of 686 AH (Rabat)686 AH
The Qur’an of 703 AH (Paris)End of Jumada II 703 AH
The Qur’an of Abu Saʿid ʿUthmanBetween 710 and 731 AHIbn Ridwan al-Shatibi’s Qur’an1 Shawwal 727 AH
A volume endowed by Abu ʿInanBetween 749 and 759 AHThe rabʿa of Abu Yaʿqub Yusuf for the Sacred Mosque703 AH · lostAbu al-Hasan’s Qur’an for the Prophet’s Mosquec. 740 AH · lostAbu al-Hasan’s Qur’an for the Sacred MosqueShortly after 740 AH · lostThe Hebron rabʿac. 750 AH · lost