Saudi Arabia Shows Rare Historical Quran
The museum in Mecca displayed a rare Quran manuscript dating back to the 12th Hijri century (18th century CE). This is a manuscript that combines the scripts of Thuluth, Rihani, and Naskh, adorned with vegetal motifs and gold embellishments that reflect the high level of craftsmanship and artistry in the production of ancient Qurans. This manuscript serves as a historical example highlighting the evolution of calligraphy and decoration arts in Quran writing. It contains carefully detailed Quranic verses, with decorative separators designed as golden circles, reflecting the artistic and spiritual care that goes beyond the text to include ornamentation and gilding within an integrated artistic design.
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