Pakistani Lady Made World’s First Hand-Stiched Holy Quran in 32 Years

Naseem Akhtar, A Pakistani woman has also made news with the love and dedication she had towards Islam. Her efforts toward Islam are a great story of passion and love for 32 years.

Naseem, a lady from Pakistan has received the honor of stitching the first-ever Holy Quran. The creation itself is a masterpiece and reflects her hard work and dedication to Islam.

The world’s first ever hand-stitched Quran: The stitched Holy Quran has a weight of 60 kilograms and is made out of cotton cloth. The lady has used the contrast of gold embroidery with it which marks perfection. The cover page of the Holy Quran has a silk border and she has chosen the same pattern for each chapter.

At the initial of each Chapter, she has made a separate cover page. Not only this, she has stitched all the verses of the Quran in lively green color. All her work is handwork and none of it uses the machine. She has not even taken help from anyone else for the very purpose. She has completed all the Quran on her own.

The tale of hard work: It took Naseem Akhtar about 32 years to complete the masterpiece. She was a young lady when this idea suddenly strikes her and she did not hesitate in undertaking it. She, however, did not know that the project of hers would take decades to complete.

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