Mecca's Quran Museum Shows Rare Kazan Print
The King Abdulaziz Quran Museum in Mecca displayed a rare Mushaf printed in Kazan in 1906. It highlights the development of Quranic printing and the efforts of scholars in interpreting Quranic verses. The Mushaf features scholarly annotations in the margins and is preserved at the King Faisal Research Center. The exhibition aims to showcase Quranic heritage and its publishing history. It is considered one of the most prominent artifacts in the museum, which is the first of its kind in the Islamic world.
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