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Rare Mushaf with gilded decor at Quran Museum
The King Abdulaziz Quran Museum in Mecca has displayed a rare handwritten Mushaf (Quran manuscript) dating back to the 12th Hijri century (18th century CE). It is distinguished by the diversity of scripts, including Thuluth, Rihaani, and Naskh, decorated with intricate plant motifs and fine gilding. The manuscript features a carefully selected collection of Quranic verses, with artistically precise recitations and ornamental elements reflecting the development of Quran calligraphy over 300 years ago. This manuscript documents the high level of accuracy and beauty in the craftsmanship of Quran manuscripts in terms of writing, decoration, and gilding. It serves as a historical model and is housed in the King Abdulaziz Public Library. Its display allows visitors to explore the evolution of Quranic calligraphy and decoration techniques through the ages, highlighting its historical and artistic significance.
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