Breaking Record, Kashmiri Calligrapher Writes Quran on 500 Meters Paper

Kashmir, MINA – Calligraphy artist from Kashmir, 27 years old, Mustafa bin Jameel, broke a new record in the writing of the Quran. He managed to write all the verses of the Quran on a sheet of paper 500 meters long.

Mustafa explained to local media that it took him seven months to write the Quran and had been using a special calligraphy pen and 85 gsm paper that he brought from Delhi, as quoted from Iqna on Tuesday.

With this achievement, Mustafa managed to set a new record in the Lincoln Book of Records, an organization concerned with identifying talented people and promoting their skills on international platforms.

“After I failed to get my high school diploma because of my weakness in mathematics and was constantly teased by relatives and villagers, I started calligraphy,” he says.

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Mustafa, who is from the Gurez Valley in the Bandipora district in northern Kashmir, said: “I can write the Quran without the guidance of a professional mentor, that’s why it took me so long.”

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Mi’raj News Agency (MINA)

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