Mustafa Jameel
Mustafa Ibn Jameel (born c. 1996) is a self-taught Kashmiri Calligrapher from Tulail, in the Gurez valley of Bandipora district of Jammu and Kashmir (union territory) in India. He is known for hand-writing the complete Holy Quran on a continuous 500-metre paper scroll in the Naskh script and for subsequently producing a 1.3-kilometre handwritten scroll of Al-Muwatta, the foundational hadith collection of Imam Malik ibn Anas. Both works were recognised by the Lincoln Book of Records.
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Mustafa Ibn Jameel (born c. 1996) is a self-taught Kashmiri Calligrapher from Tulail, in the Gurez valley of Bandipora district of Jammu and Kashmir (union territory) in India. He is known for hand-writing the complete Holy Quran on a continuous 500-metre paper scroll in the Naskh script,[1][2][3][4][5] and for subsequently producing a 1.3-kilometre handwritten scroll of Al-Muwatta, the foundational hadith collection of Imam Malik ibn Anas.[6][7] Both works were recognised by the Lincoln Book of Records.
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Bandipora man writes Quran by hand on a 500-metre scroll
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Bandipora man writes Quran by hand on a 500-metre scroll
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The Quran On A 500-Metre Scroll
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Kashmiri calligrapher writes Quran on 500 metres scroll, creates a record
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Mustafa Ibni Jameel from Kashmir now holds the world record for the longest Quran written on a single sheet of paper.
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Faith in Every Meter: Gurez Caligrapher Crafts 1.3-Kilometer Sacred Scroll by Hand
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Calligrapher from Kashmir's LoC creates longest handwritten Hadith scroll ever