Hira: The Holy Quran Museum in Hira Cultural District is currently exhibiting a rare copy of the Holy Quran from the 19th century, which corresponds to the 13th century AH. This manuscript exemplifies the historical reverence Muslims have shown for the Holy Quran and highlights the meticulous attention given to its artistic and decorative characteristics.
According to Saudi Press Agency, the Quran is embellished with intricate decorations, gilding, and floral motifs across its opening, middle, and concluding sections. These features showcase the remarkable artistry involved in Islamic craftsmanship. The manuscript has undergone careful restoration, preserving its detailed artistic elements for future generations.
The manuscript is housed within the King Abdulaziz Library, highlighting the library’s commitment to preserving Islamic heritage. It also underscores the library’s mission to provide access to this heritage for researchers and visitors alike.