Set of five chromolithographs with religious subjects, XXth century- Great souvenir of the battle of Badr, composition with dominant calligraphy centered on the star and the crescent of the Tunisian flag, the star inscribed in its heart of the name of Badr, in its branches of the battles carried out by the Prophet as well as their year and in the small stars placed between the branches, the names of the Ten Companions of the Prophet. By Sheikh Hamuda (composition), Muhammad al-Salah al-Khamassi (drawing and calligraphy), printed in Tunis, 'Ali al-Absali's bookshop. Sight size : 41,5 x 54,5 cm; - two lithographs of Bonestève Editions, Algiers, the first one representing the Haram al-Sharif dominated by the Dome of the Rock, sight size : 29,5 x 38 cm, the second one the Lion of Allah, Sid Ali Abou Thaleb, n°204, sight size : 31,5 x 40 cm. a fourth 'Antar ibn Shaddad al-'Absi striking down a soldier of Zubayr before the eyes of 'Abla, a scene from the epic of the pre-Islamic poet 'Antar (d. The fifth, a pilgrimage souvenir representing the sanctuary of the Ka'aba in Mecca and various holy places (al-Quba, Kerbala, Mount Arafat, Janat al-Baqia, Janat al Mu'la...), size on view: 24.5 x 34.5 cm, in the state. Five chromolithographs of religious subjects, 20th century