Inside Makkah Museum’s Exhibition of a Rare Qur’an Printed in Kazan
MAKKAH — The Holy Qur’an Museum in the Hira Cultural District in Makkah is showcasing a rare collection of Qur’anic artifacts, including one of the oldest printed copies of the Holy Qur’an, produced in Kazan in 1906. The exhibition attracts visitors from across the Kingdom and around the world.
The 1906 Kazan edition on display features scholarly commentaries and marginal annotations, reflecting generations of efforts to interpret and explain the verses. The museum also houses rare manuscripts and Qur’ans that trace key milestones in the writing and printing of the Holy Qur’an, enhanced by modern interactive display technologies.
Visitors can explore the history of the Holy Qur’an — from its revelation and compilation to its preservation and printing across different eras. The Hira Cultural District is one of Makkah’s leading cultural destinations, offering educational and enriching experiences for visitors.
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