The Holy Quran Museum in the Hira Cultural District in Makkah features a rich cultural and intellectual experience that attracts visitors from all over the world, according to the Saudi Press Agency.
This experience offers rare glimpses into the history of the Holy Quran and its related sciences, while also showcasing extraordinary manuscripts and artifacts that document the evolution of its transcription across the ages.
A rare Quran manuscript engraved on brass plates takes a center stage as one of the museum’s most distinctive exhibits, dating back to the 12th century AH (18th century CE).
This piece holds an exceptional value, standing as a remarkable example of the precision and craftsmanship achieved in Islamic art during that period.
It also mirrors the unparalleled care devoted to Quranic transcription, which blends aesthetic beauty with scholarly accuracy.
This artwork represents a continuation of deep-rooted traditions in Islamic calligraphy and ornamental arts, employing diverse materials and techniques ranging from parchment and paper to metal.
Overall, the museum stands as a testament to the enduring care and reverence Muslims have shown toward the Holy Quran from the dawn of Islam to the present day.
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