Pakistani woman "Naseem Akhtar" develops unique version of Holy Quran

At present, there is a unique version of the Holy Quran in the "Holy Quran Museum" in Madinah.

Naseem Akhtar, a woman from the Punjab province of Pakistan, presented a unique copy of the Holy Quran to Madinah as a gift. She had gone to Saudi Arabia for Hajj in 2018, at which time she On the occasion of Hajj, this copy of the Holy Quran was presented as a gift to the "Holy Quran Museum" in Medina.

This is a version of the Qur'an that has not been written with a pen, nor has ink been used in its preparation, nor has any other written material been used.

This perfect version of the Holy Quran has been developed by Naseem Akhtar of Pakistan in 35 years. He started writing verses through embroidery on cloth in 1987, and it was completed in 2018. He prepared one letter of the Qur'an in the last afternoon of the night. Experts have examined it in depth and presented it in a museum. Upon closer inspection, it is clear that the Holy Qur'an was not made by hand but by embroidering on cloth.