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Religious Affairs exhibits ancient Quran manuscript
The "Read" exhibition at the Grand Mosque features a unique copy of the Holy Quran handwritten by calligrapher Ali bin Hilal over a thousand years ago. It is considered one of the rarest Islamic manuscripts, with only one known copy in the world. The exhibition aims to highlight the historical and artistic value of the Quran, including a scientific catalog and analysis of the calligraphy and decorative motifs that adorn the pages. This showcases the development of Arabic calligraphy and Islamic ornamentation over the centuries. The goal of the exhibition is to enrich visitors' experience and introduce them to the scientific and cultural heritage associated with the Holy Quran, with a special focus on the efforts made throughout history to preserve these sacred copies.
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