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Originally Posted by ariel
I am delighted that the mystery of Dhu'l-Fakar was finally solved. Congratulations! The only thing left is to prove it.
I am looking forward to the pictures.
There is not much sense for us guessing the features: this had been done for centuries with no agreement between the scholars.
Please show the pics and the supporting materials.
With best wishes.
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Salaams ariel ~ I agree absolutely. It is clear that these swords said to be of such provenance have been worked on by great and famous craftsmen but such are the alterations that no one can reverse engineer what they originally may have looked like. Most scholars simply accept that "they are what they are". It would be a brave researcher indeed who would try to process the answer with any degree of accuracy.. As you say... "prove it" !
AhmedH Maybe you are that brave researcher!! and to support your claims I'm sure you will present some interesting Topkapi and other photographs which I also look forward to seeing.
Regards,
Ibrahiim al Balooshi.