File:Muhammad 11.jpg

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Painting from a Falnama: The Prophet and a King Converse (detail). Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. The artist depicted Mohammed in very long sleeves so as to avoid showing his hands, though his neck and hints of his features are visible.
Date Circa 1550
institution QS:P195,Q49133
Accession number
14.690
Source/Photographer http://www.zombietime.com/mohammed_image_archive/

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current11:35, 4 February 2006Thumbnail for version as of 11:35, 4 February 2006387 × 386 (144 KB)Kelson (talk | contribs)Comment: The Prophet Mohammed in a Mosque. Turkish, 16th Century, painting on paper. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. The artist depicted Mohammed in very long sleeves so as to avoid showing his hands, though his neck and hints of his features are visible. (

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