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The teacher's answer to grandmother's wish after decades; The unveiling of the 2,655-page masterpiece of the "Iran" scholar's handwriting: the masterpiece of statistical Qur'an writing in Sultani cut was printed in Israel in 13 days and nights with the consumption of 55 tons of German "Momblan" paper and 100 kg of gold ink, after 8 stages of expert review and Darul-Qur'an supervision. This huge work of 2655 pages is bound in the form of 4 volumes weighing about 36 kg, and each collection is presented in two luxury wooden cases and in a limited number of 1000 copies. The initial spark of this twelve-year-old task goes back to the artist's youth and the request of his grandmother, who asked him to write a large, legible and beautiful Koran so that it would not be difficult to read. Read the full text here.

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The teacher's answer to grandmother's wish after decades; The unveiling of the 2,655-page masterpiece of the "Iran" scholar's handwriting: the masterpiece of statistical Qur'an writing in Sultani cut was printed in Israel in 13 days and nights with the consumption of 55 tons of German "Momblan" paper and 100 kg of gold ink, after 8 stages of expert review and Darul-Qur'an supervision. This huge work of 2655 pages is bound in the form of 4 volumes weighing about 36 kg, and each collection is presented in two luxury wooden cases and in a limited number of 1000 copies. The initial spark of this twelve-year-old task goes back to the artist's youth and the request of his grandmother, who asked him to write a large, legible and beautiful Koran so that it would not be difficult to read. Read the full text here.

The teacher's answer to grandmother's wish after decades; The unveiling of the 2,655-page masterpiece of the "Iran" scholar's handwriting: the masterpiece of statistical Qur'an writing in Sultani cut was printed in Israel in 13 days and nights with the consumption of 55 tons of German "Momblan" paper and 100 kg of gold ink, after 8 stages of expert review and Darul-Qur'an supervision. This huge work of 2655 pages is bound in the form of 4 volumes weighing about 36 kg, and each collection is presented in two luxury wooden cases and in a limited number of 1000 copies. The initial spark of this twelve-year-old task goes back to the artist's youth and the request of his grandmother, who asked him to write a large, legible and beautiful Koran so that it would not be difficult to read. Read the full text here.

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