The senior citizen prepared a copy of the Holy Quran on the principle of geometry

 

KARACHI: Mushtaq Ahmed, an 85-year-old resident of Karachi, has spent 26 years of his life trying to give the Quran a new look.

Mushtaq Ahmed, an 85-year-old resident of Karachi 

He wrote the only manuscript of its kind in the world which is based on the principles of geometry instead of the script of any language. Mushtaq Ahmed started this creative work at an initial cost of Rs. 14 and by hand he memorized this Quran for 26 years. 

Cost of this 

 Writing in a geometric letter costing Rs. 3 million, Mushtaq Ahmed and his children want to keep this unique manuscript of its kind in the world in Medina so that the love and ability of Pakistanis from the Qur'an to the world can be conveyed to the Islamic world The senior citizen prepared a copy of the Holy Quran on the principle of geometry Mushtaq Ahmed had entered the age when people, after a lifetime of hard work, usually live a life of retirement and live a comfortable life instead of hard work.  Prefers to live, Mushaq Ahmed is a resident of Korangi and heads a family of 2 sons.

Mushtaq Ahmed started this work by working hard. The senior citizen prepared a copy of the Holy Quran on the principle of geometryMushtaq Ahmed explains about the beginning of writing the Holy Quran in geometric shapes by hand. When he started this work, color and pencil paper was cheap but time  At the same time, everything became more expensive, they had a lot of household responsibilities, so their children took care of all the expenses and they did not worry about how the work they undertook would be completed.