Illustration from the manuscript of the Romance of Varqa and Gulshah, c1250.

FIG. 44.-71, 70a: Résurrection de Warqah et Gulshāh, par la prière du Prophète, en attitude de la prière, derrière lui ses quatre amis et futures caliphes, et le roi de Shām, Warqah et Gulshāh sortant de la tombe; fond bleu; inscription: "Le Prophète fait la prière; Warqah et Gulshāh sortent de la tombe."
FIG. 44.-71, 70a: Resurrection of Warqah and Gulshāh, by the prayer of the Prophet, in attitude of prayer behind him his four friends and future caliphs, and the king of Shām, Warqah and Gulshāh emerging from the tomb; blue background; inscription: "the Prophet made the prayer; Warqah and Gulshāh out of the tomb."

The Prophet Muhammad, accompanied by the King of Sham and the four Rightly-Guided Caliphs, resurrects Varqa and Gulshah from their tomb.

The Prophet Muhammad, accompanied by the King of Sham (Greater Syria) and the four Rightly-Guided Caliphs, resurrects Varqa and Gulshah from their tomb.

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