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Large Printed Copy of Quran in India’s Bihar

TEHRAN (IQNA) – One of the largest and oldest printed copies of the Holy Quran is kept in the Nauagarhi Khankah in the city of Gaya in India’s Bihar State, along with other ancient texts and documents which are preserved alongside the holy texts.

News ID: 3468625 Publish Date : 2019/05/28

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Large Printed Copy of Quran in India’s Bihar

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