Rare Qur'an Copies Tell the History of the Holy Qur'an and the Nation's Care for it throughout the Ages

The Makkah-based Holy Qur'an Museum houses rare Qur'an copies that recount the story of Allah's preservation of His Book and the nation's care for it throughout the ages.

 The museum invites visitors on a journey through history, adopting a global and sustainable approach to preserving the legacy of the Holy Qur'an and expanding knowledge of its impact on Muslim society.

 The museum aims to introduce visitors to the Holy Qur'an through accurate content and a wide array of technologies, using a museum-style display. It highlights the greatness of the Holy Qur'an and the importance of glorifying it. It also highlights the history of the Holy Qur'an and showcases its unique techniques, offering an insight into the history of the Holy Qur'an and a display of its special features.

 The museum introduces ancient Quran manuscripts, the tools used, beautiful paintings, calligraphy, images, and collectibles related to the Holy Quran, both ancient and modern. It also features modern audio technologies, including sound projection.

 The Museum of the Holy Quran features a permanent exhibition that draws visitors from around the world to explore rare copies of the Holy Quran and learn about the evolution of its writing throughout the ages.

 The museum houses a collection of manuscripts and interactive exhibits, including some of the most precious Qur’an manuscripts written during various Islamic eras, as well as rare artifacts.

 It provides a comprehensive overview of the methods of writing and preserving the Holy Quran. It houses the largest copy of the Qur’an in the world, displayed in a hall dedicated to this purpose, along with ancient copies that illustrate the stages of development in Quranic calligraphy.

 The museum, situated at the foot of Mount Hira, provides an enriching cultural experience, featuring precious artifacts, creative designs, and diverse display methods that explore various aspects of knowledge, beauty, and the celebration of the Holy Quran.