An ancient Arabic manuscript over 550 years old, according to the attached Ministry of Culture statement. An ancient Islamic manuscript, handwritten in a clear and legible Naskh script, with some words vocalized. The main text is written in black ink, with specific words written in red ink, including the word 'Allah' and the name of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), in addition to some main headings. The manuscript has been presented to the Ministry of Culture (Museums Authority), and details of the manuscript are attached below. This distinction in red for the word 'Allah' and the names of the prophets is a known tradition in Islamic manuscripts, aimed at highlighting these words and showing respect for them. It is a common style in Islamic religious manuscripts. The nature of the script indicates a traditional style, closer to the scripts used in copying Qurans or religious texts during the medieval periods of Islamic history. The script throughout all pages of the manuscript is a single, masterfully executed Naskh script, with no variation, indicating uniformity by a single scribe. There is clear wear on the edges, with shrinkage and creasing at the page corners, signs consistent with long-term natural aging. The manuscript is currently unbound and does not have an original cover; it is preserved without binding. The type of paper in the manuscript is parchment, which is very delicate and crumbles easily due to its age. It has 60 pages (30 leaves). The manuscript has been appraised, according to the attached report, and its price ranges between $800 to $1500, approximately 3000 to 5600 SAR. Therefore, the asking price for the manuscript is 4000 SAR, and it is not for auction. You can check my page for similar advertisements of rare and heritage items.