The term ḥilya (Arabic: حلية, plural: ḥilān, or ḥulān; Turkish: hilye, plural: hilyeler) denotes both a visual form in Ottoman art and a religious genre...

be pleased with him". Hilye by Hâfiz Osman Hilye by Hâfiz Osman Hilye by Hâfiz Osman Hilye by Mehmed Tahir Efendi (d. 1848) Hilye by Kazasker Mustafa İzzet...

noted for improving the script and for developing a layout template for the hilye which became the classical approach to page design. Born Osman Den Ali,...

p. 212 Taşkale, F. and Gündüz, H., Hat sanatında hilye-i şerife: Hz. Muhammed'in özellikleri [Hilye-i Şerife in calligraphy: Hz. Muhammad's features]...

motifs, or overlapped with other geometric forms to resemble petals. The hilye is a calligraphic illustration including a written description of the Islamic...

Hilye copied in 1791. Turkish and Islamic Arts Museum...

instead using representations in the form of Islamic calligraphy, including hilyes, or artforms based on written descriptions of Muhammed. More recently, there...

Page from Ottoman Qur'an. Ink, color, and gold on paper. Probably Edirne Hilye-i Şerif Anthology, early 19th century in Sadberk Hanım Museum Qur'an copied...

examples of her work include: Hilye-i Sharīf, gift for the Vālide Sultan (queen mother), now at the Topkapi Palace Museum Hilye-i Sharīf, dated 1209/1795...

long lives. During his career, he produced many prayer books, murakkaa, hilye and plates with excellent inscriptions. He also produced many monumental...