Uploaded: 21 Jul 2015 (11 years ago) · Shared: 05 Dec 2016
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Uncover a monumental milestone in early history as BBC News reports on the incredible discovery of ancient Quran fragments at the University of Birmingham. Radiocarbon dating reveals this extraordinary manuscript is over 1,370 years old, making it one of the earliest surviving texts of Islam. Tucked away unrecognized in a university library for nearly a century, these sacred pages provide a fascinating glimpse into the origins of divine revelation and Islamic guidance.
This remarkable revelation resonates deeply with believers across Abrahamic traditions, including followers of Islam, Christianity, and Judaism. Just as historical Church archives, Torah scrolls, and early Bible manuscripts deepen our shared connection to the divine, these priceless fragments offer timeless spiritual reminders for seekers of truth. Explore how this historic discovery enriches global understanding of scripture, faith, and our shared religious heritage.
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