File:Ta'liq script 1.jpg
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This elegant folio is written in a script known as ta`liq or "hanging," notable for its great fluidity, which belies its highly sophisticated and strict rules. The script was particularly favored for copying Persian poetry after the fifteenth century in Iran and India.
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