A rare printed copy of the Holy Qur’an dating back to 1906 is now on public display at the Holy Qur’an Museum in Makkah’s Hira Cultural District, offering visitors a unique opportunity to witness an important piece of Islamic history.
Printed in Kazan, the historic edition is distinguished by its detailed scholarly commentaries and handwritten marginal notes, highlighting the rich tradition of Qur’anic study, interpretation, and preservation that has been passed down through generations of Islamic scholars.
The Holy Qur’an Museum houses an exceptional collection of rare Qur’anic manuscripts, historic printed editions, and valuable artifacts that document the remarkable journey of the Holy Qur’an.
Through its exhibits, visitors can explore the stages of revelation, compilation, preservation, calligraphy, and printing across different periods of Islamic civilization, providing deeper insight into the care taken to safeguard the sacred text throughout history.
Combining historical treasures with modern interactive technology, the museum delivers an engaging and immersive educational experience for visitors of all ages.
Digital displays, multimedia presentations, and carefully curated exhibitions help bring centuries of Islamic heritage to life, making the Holy Qur’an Museum one of Makkah’s most significant cultural and educational attractions for pilgrims, researchers, and anyone interested in the history, preservation, and legacy of the Holy Qur’an.
