Al Hayat Museum, also known as Beit Al Quran, which translates to House of the Quran, is a unique institution in Manama, Bahrain, dedicated entirely to the Islamic holy book. The museum is housed in a building inspired by the 12th-century Al Khamis Mosque, creating an atmosphere that resonates with historical and cultural significance. Visitors can explore a vast library of over 50,000 Islam-focused books, including Qurans written on diverse materials such as parchment, rice, peas, and grains. This extensive collection offers a rich and immersive experience, allowing guests to delve into the artistry and history of Quranic manuscripts.
Al Hayat Museum (Beit Al Quran)
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