The Qur'an "Splendor" in Arabic

The original Arabic edition of the Holy Quran is made in a silver bullion frame. The binding is made of fine calfskin of deep green color, hand-inlaid with voluminous silver inserts and painted in the technique of hot enamel. The skin color was not chosen by chance, it acts as a symbol of paradisiacal gardens, youth and abundance. The front side of the salary is decorated with the inscription "Holy Quran", which is made in Arabic script and placed in a sky-blue rosette. All the elements of the inlay are richly decorated with floral ornaments — islimi. The choice of such a design is dictated by the Islamic tradition – to convey the beauty of forms through the calligraphy of the printed word and the use of floral ornaments in the decor, without depicting animate objects. The meaning of using infinitely intertwining patterns lies in the abstract vision of phenomena in Islam, and is intended to guide a person towards understanding the infinite in finite forms. The frame is complemented with silver corners and a curly clasp decorated with a stone.

The full text of the Holy Quran, consisting of 114 chapters, was printed in Turkey on special paper "like papyrus" and made in the naskh calligraphic font, common during the reign of Caliph Uthman. The names of Allah, key phrases and places of prolonged reading are highlighted in red.