Exquisite handwritten Qurans of Golestan Palace were unveiled

According to the report of Arya Heritage, four exquisite handwritten Qurans from the Golestan Palace’s collection of manuscripts have been unveiled on the occasion of the month of Safar and displayed in the reservoir of this global collection.

In this exhibition, the manuscript Quran numbered 1057 in Ghbar script, written by Seyyed Ali and written on the date of 1262 Hijri, is arranged in two pages and is in a square format, where each square contains a part of the Quran.

Also, Quran No. 1074 in Nastaliq Khosh script and written by Mirza Asadullah Shirazi has been displayed in this exhibition. Its writing date is 1370 AH and it is made from the paper of Khan Bolagh Shukri, and all the papers are henna dust. Also, this Quran has 622 pages with 12 lines.

The other Quran exhibited in this exhibition is number 1054, with the dimensions of a large rehli and with Nastaliq script, written by Mirza Ali Akbar Golestane, which was written in the year 1308 AH, and its cover is oiled cardboard with flowers and bushes, and it has 832 pages. There are 11 lines.

The exhibition of exquisite handwritten Qurans in the Golestan Palace will be held until the end of Safar in the Hozkhaneh of this world complex.

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