An archaeological manuscript of the Holy Quran from the 17th century AD. The manuscript displays Arabic calligraphy containing verses from the Holy Quran, specifically Surat An-Naml. This beautiful manuscript features a main text written in a bold and elegant Thuluth script. Calligraphy Styles: The larger text is Thuluth, a style common in large headings and Quranic displays. The smaller red text between the lines is Nastaliq, a style frequently used in Persian or Ottoman Turkish translations. Decoration: The page includes decorative elements such as gilded borders and side decorations (Shamsiyat), common in high-quality Ottoman or Persian manuscripts from the 17th and 18th centuries. Coloring: Traditional black ink was used for the primary Arabic text, and red ink for the translation, on a classic cream or light brown paper background. Manuscript Dimensions: Height 22cm and width 17cm. The price for the manuscript is 700 Riyals, and it is not open for bidding. You can check my page for similar advertisements of rare and heritage items.