Indian Child Handwrites the Entire Holy
Qur’an at Age 9 After Two and a Half Years of Dedication
In an extraordinary achievement that combines a deep
love for the Book of Allah with early-age creativity, Indian child Muhammad
Midlaj, aged 9, from the state of Kerala on the Malabar Coast, succeeded in
hand-writing a complete copy of the Holy Qur’an after two and a half years of
continuous and meticulous work.
He began his ambitious project in December 2022, when
he was just six years old, inspired by his participation in a local competition
for children under the age of seven. He took on this great challenge with
determination and resolve.
Muhammad dedicated an hour each day to writing the
Qur’an, using a pencil on A4-sized sheets, adhering to the rules of Arabic
calligraphy and the precision of diacritical markings, with remarkable
attention to the details and standards of script.
His family provided an ideal environment and
continuous support. His mother reviewed his writings and corrected mistakes as
he progressed, until he completed the manuscript on May 26, 2025.
To ensure the accuracy and integrity of the text, the
handwritten copy underwent thorough review by a large number of male and female
memorizers of the Qur’an. The manuscript was divided and reviewed multiple
times over two months to guarantee its full conformity with the standardized
printed Qur’an.
(Source: Al-Sharq Newspaper)
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