Exquisite Piece of Kaaba’s Kiswa on Display at Quran Museum near Mecca

IQNA – A beautifully embroidered original piece of the Kiswa of the Holy Kaaba is among the items on display at the Holy Quran Museum, located in the Hira Cultural District at the base of Mount Hira, near Mecca.

This exquisite artifact, adorned with verses from the Holy Quran intricately woven in silk, gold, and silver threads, stands as a testament to the rich tradition of Islamic craftsmanship and reverence for the Kaaba.

At the heart of the museum, this display is part of a broader exhibition dedicated to the history and preservation of the Holy Quran. Visitors can explore rare manuscripts, historical collections, and immersive visual presentations that highlight the Quran’s profound influence across civilizations over the centuries.

The museum's visual display hall offers an engaging multimedia experience, shedding light on the Quran’s teachings, its transmission through generations, and its global impact. With cutting-edge technology and innovative exhibition techniques, the Holy Quran Museum provides an enriching cultural journey, showcasing the beauty, knowledge, and deep reverence for the Quran throughout Islamic history.

A particularly treasured collection in the museum features some of the rarest Quranic manuscripts, meticulously preserved from different Islamic eras. Through these historical texts, visitors gain insights into the art of Quranic calligraphy, the evolution of script styles, and the elaborate methods of preserving and celebrating the divine book.

The Hira Cultural District, home to the museum, is uniquely situated at the foot of Mount Hira. As a destination that attracts thousands of visitors daily, the district offers a spiritually enriching and historically immersive experience. Positioned along King Faisal Road, the vital link between Mecca and Taif, the district serves as a gateway for pilgrims and visitors traveling to and from the Holy City. The project is overseen by the Royal Commission for Mecca City and the Holy Sites, ensuring a world-class cultural and educational experience.

With its priceless collections, modern presentation methods, and deeply immersive exhibits, the Holy Quran Museum stands as a symbol of Islamic heritage, offering visitors a unique opportunity to appreciate the Quran’s legacy and its profound significance in the lives of Muslims worldwide.

Source: spa.gov.sa