Tiny Quran Copy on Display at Jordanian Man’s Personal Museum

TEHRAN (IQNA) – A Jordanian man named Ebrahim Ahmad Nowar has a personal museum where he displays a tiny Quran with a size of 2.5 cm by 1.5 cm.

The museum, located in the city of As-Salt, is called "Permanent Museum of People's Heritage" and showcases various works of art and culture.

One of the most remarkable data-x-items in the museum is one of the smallest printed Qurans in the world, which has all the surahs and an index. The pages are thin, gold-plated and numbered, and the text can only be seen with a magnifier.

The exact date of publication of this Quran is unknown, but experts believe it is over 100 years old and was printed in the early 1900s.

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