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11 Years on, Quran Handwritten by Aurangzeb Untraced

The state government in the Indian-administered Kashmir and its investigating agencies have failed to retrieve the stolen 400-year old copy of holy Quran believed to be handwritten by the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb using the ink blended with gold and saffron.

News ID: 1400479 Publish Date : 2014/04/28

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11 Years on, Quran Handwritten by Aurangzeb Untraced

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