Ancient 18th-century Quran at Mecca museum
The Holy Quran Museum in Mecca displayed a rare Mushaf dating back to 1843 AD. It is distinguished by intricate decoration, including a gold frame, gold division markers, and ornamental floral embellishments, along with section and juz markers to facilitate recitation. The Mushaf has undergone restoration work to ensure its preservation. The museum aims to provide visitors with an opportunity to learn about the stages of writing and ornamentation of historic Mushafs, highlighting Muslims' efforts to preserve and value the Qur'anic heritage.
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