Muslims Gift Quran to Dutch King

A group of Muslims in the Netherlands have gifted two copies of the Holy Quran to the country’s king.

King Willem-Alexander and his wife received the copies as part of the plan by the Know Islam Society to distribute Quran copies among non-Muslims.

The plan has been received very well by people in the European country, Al-Hayat daily reported.

In the past two weeks some 2000 copies of the Holy Book have been distributed and a total of 100,000 copies are planned to be gifted to non-Muslims in the country.

Jacob van der Blom, head of the society, said a copy has also been sent for the far-right Islamophobe politician Geert Wilders.

He said distribution of the copies will continue in hotels, libraries, schools, and nursing homes across the country.

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