Small Copy of Quran Exhibited at Pakistan’s Punjab Arts Council

TEHRAN (IQNA) – A handwritten copy of the Holy Quran said to be the world’s smallest was exhibited at the Punjab Arts Council in Faisalabad, Pakistan.

The 463 pages of the copy have been written by calligrapher Muhammad Qamar Sultan on 1x1, 5x1 cm size.

Divisional Commissioner Saqib Manan and MPA Firdous Rai inaugurated the exhibition of Quranic calligraphy in connection with Pakistan Independence Day celebrations.

Deputy Director Zahid Iqbal, Assistant Director Asad Hayat were present at the occasion.

Calligraphers Nisar Ahmed, Gulzar Butt, Mohammad Arif, Rana Ghazanfar, Zameer Ahmed, Aslam Dogar, Salamat Ali and Ajmal Baig's Quranic manuscripts and other calligraphic Islamic art on flags and maps were also on display.

Divisional Commissioner appreciated the work of calligraphers. He said that witnessing the smallest handwritten Holy Quran was a pride for him.

Source: Business Recorder