Preserving Ancient Qur'an Manuscripts Digitally

Scientists are carbon-dating the world's oldest Qur'an manuscripts, and the results are incredible.

A fragment in Tübingen, Germany, dates back to just 20 years after the Prophet's death.

I traveled across the globe, from Germany to the US, to see these ancient

texts myself. My mission is to bridge this sacred history with modern technology.

I'm leading a project called "Pakistan Quranicus" to find and digitize thousands of scattered manuscripts

using AI and cloud archiving. It's about creating a national digital library to preserve

this heritage for future generations, ensuring this knowledge is never lost.