The Hira Cultural District in the Makkah Region is hosting a collection of rare Quran copies from the holdings of the King Abdulaziz Public Library in Riyadh as part of the Holy Quran Museum exhibition.
According to SPA, the library’s participation aims to enrich the experience of visitors and Umrah performers by introducing them to Islamic heritage through these rare manuscripts.
The museum is located at the foot of Mount Hira and contains some of the finest Quran manuscripts written across various Islamic eras. The exhibition uses modern technologies to provide visitors with an in-depth explanation of the Quran, its universality, and its impact on the lives of Muslims.
Where is the Holy Quran Museum exhibition located? The exhibition is located within the Hira Cultural District in the Makkah Region. Specifically, the museum is situated at the foot of Mount Hira, where it houses some of the finest manuscripts of the Quran written during various Islamic eras.
Which institution provided the rare manuscripts for the display? The rare Quran copies showcased at the exhibition are from the holdings of the King Abdulaziz Public Library. This library is based in Riyadh and participated in the event to introduce visitors and Umrah performers to rich Islamic heritage.
How does the museum present the Quranic manuscripts to visitors? The museum utilizes a comprehensive range of modern technologies to offer an in-depth explanation of the Quran. This presentation highlights the greatness and universality of the Quran, as well as the care it receives and its impact on Muslims.