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From Ink to Sacred Text, Malaysia's Quran Makers Blend Craft and Faith

The complex uses ritual purification, expert inspections and trained calligraphers to produce up to 3 million copies a year in 30 languages.

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At Malaysia’s Nasyrul Quran complex, traditional Islamic calligraphy meets modern printing technology to produce copies of the Quran.

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From ink to sacred text, Malaysia's Quran makers blend craft and faith

At Malaysia’s Nasyrul Quran complex, traditional Islamic calligraphy meets modern printing technology to produce copies of the Quran.

·Orlando, United States
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Nasyrul Quran has a production capacity of up to three million copies annually with translations in 30 languages. |To complete one page of the manuscript, a calligrapher needs about six to 10 hours. |The artwork and translation can help introduce Islam as a religion that prioritizes peace and living together.

·Indonesia
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WKMG broke the news in Orlando, United States on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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