In a significant cultural and religious event, the Quran Museum in Makkah's Hira Cultural District has unveiled the world's largest Quran, now recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records. According to Aaj TV Latest, this monumental Quran comprises 700 pages, measuring 312 centimeters in length and 220 centimeters in width, making it a unique historical and artistic masterpiece. The manuscript is based on a 10th-century Hijri Quran, originally sized at 45 by 30 centimeters, with Surahs written in the 'Khatt Thuluth' script and Surah Al-Fatiha in 'Khatt Naskh', showcasing the pinnacle of Arabic calligraphy and Islamic art. The binding, gilding, and decoration reflect the distinctive style of Islamic architecture and ornamentation, serving as a testament to the rich heritage of religious manuscripts and calligraphy. This Quran, initially endowed in Hijri year 1300 (1883 CE), is preserved at the King Abdulaziz Complex's Awqaf Library, offering educational and research opportunities to visitors and scholars.