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Quran Manuscript Sold by Christie’s

TEHRAN (IQNA) – A Quran manuscript, written by Mahmut Celaleddin in the second half of the 18th century and owned by Sultan Abdulaziz, was sold for 540,000 pounds at the Islamic artworks auction, which was held on Oct. 8 in London by Christie’s .

News ID: 3383351 Publish Date : 2015/10/09

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Quran Manuscript Sold by Christie’s

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