1757 Handwritten Holy Quran Manuscript

Description

Rare 1757 Handwritten Holy Quran

Presenting an extraordinary handwritten Holy Quran manuscript dating to 1150 AH (1747 CE), a remarkable example of Islamic artistry, scholarship, and religious heritage from the golden age of manuscript production.

This exceptional Quran is entirely handwritten and preserved in its original leather binding. The manuscript contains 352 pages and features four beautifully illuminated pages, showcasing the intricate decorative traditions that distinguished the finest Islamic manuscripts of the period.

A particularly significant feature of this manuscript is its authentication through the signature and dating of Mohammad Hossein Al Kazerouni, one of the most respected Islamic artists and scribes of his era. Historical records place him among the notable manuscript artists whose works are highly regarded by collectors and institutions today.

The manuscript displays outstanding craftsmanship, elegant calligraphy, and refined artistic detail throughout. Its compact format and remarkable state of preservation make it both an important historical document and an exceptional collector’s piece.

Key Features

• Original handwritten Holy Quran manuscript
• Dated 1150 AH / 1747 CE
• Contains 352 handwritten pages
• Four illuminated decorative pages
• Original leather-bound cover
• Signed and dated by Mohammad Hossein Al Kazerouni
• Fine Islamic calligraphy and artwork
• Authentic 18th-century Islamic manuscript
• Museum-quality collectible
• Exceptional rarity and historical significance

Historical Importance

Handwritten Qurans from the 18th century represent an important period in Islamic manuscript history when master calligraphers and artists devoted years to producing sacred texts by hand. Surviving examples signed by recognized artists are increasingly difficult to acquire and are highly sought after by collectors worldwide.

The combination of age, artistic quality, illumination, and documented authorship elevates this manuscript into a distinguished category of Islamic antiquities.

Perfect For

• Islamic manuscript collectors
• Rare book investors
• Museums and institutions
• Islamic art collections
• Historical libraries
• Religious artifact collections
• Private collectors of antiquities
• Heritage preservation collections

Collector’s Note

Authentic handwritten Quran manuscripts from the mid-18th century with identifiable artists, original bindings, and illuminated pages rarely appear on the market. This remarkable example represents both a significant historical artifact and a valuable addition to any world-class collection of Islamic manuscripts.