DescriptionChester Beatty T 414 fol 102v Isa ascends to heaven.jpg
English: Illustration of a 1585-1590 Ottoman manuscript depicting the Islamic prophet ascending to heaven, carried by two angels while below him the Jews who sought to kill him stand astonished in disbelief, gazing upwards.
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Illustration of a 1585-1590 Ottoman manuscript depicting the Islamic prophet ascending to heaven, carried by two angels while below him the Jews who sought to kill him stand astonished in disbelief, gazing upwards.
