The Saudi Arabian government has given a great news for Muslims during the holy month of Ramadan, which they have inaugurated the Holy Quran Museum in Mecca.
According to the Saudi Press Agency, Arab News reported that the museum was recently inaugurated by the Deputy Governor of Mecca, Prince Saud bin Mishal bin Abdul Aziz, in Hera Cultural District of Mecca.
It is designed to maintain the Royal Commission for the maintenance of the city and the holy places of the holy places, which is designed to enrich the religious and cultural experiences of both the local and the visitors.
Here are some rare and historical manuscripts of the Qur'an, but one of the attractions of this museum is the interactive visual exhibition, through which visitors will know in the beginning How the Holy Qur'an started to be written as well as in what process they have been preserved for ages.
Also exhibited include a photographed copy of the Qur'anic manuscript of Uthman bin Affan and several ancient stone inscriptions in the verse.
Today, the ‘Hera Cultural District’ of the spirit of Mecca and history has become the focus of the interested. This is because there are various facilities to increase religious knowledge and educational experience, and visitors can easily experience how the revelation of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
The Quran Museum project also includes Saudi coffee museums, cultural libraries and Hera Park which will be open to all throughout Ramadan.
