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Religious Affairs showcases ancient Quran manuscript
The "Iqra" exhibition at the Grand Mosque features a rare Qur'an manuscript over a thousand years old, penned by the renowned calligrapher Ali ibn Hilal (Ibn Al-Bawwab). This edition is among the most exclusive Islamic manuscripts, with only two known copies in the world. It showcases distinctive calligraphy and ornamental arts that illustrate the evolution and refinement of Qur'anic writing throughout the ages. The exhibition reflects ongoing efforts to preserve Islamic Qur'anic heritage and aims to educate visitors about the historical care of the Holy Book by showcasing this rare copy and analyzing its scientific and artistic calligraphy techniques.
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