Al-Quran from the 8th century has been published to the internet

Al-Quran from the 8th century has been published to the internet - Purpose of publishing this manuscript is that 25,000 documents and photographs of religious documents can be viewed publicly through the Internet.

Most of the manuscripts were published, including an important document of Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Buddhism and Hinduism.

The manuscripts include important documents in the fields of politics, culture, and history.
Dr James Aitken, professor of Bible studies at the University of Cambridge said the document issued is very important.

Quran from the 8th century

"Some come with picture and partly in the form of letters and documents written by ordinary people. So this document describes what is happening in the life of the past."

James Aitken

"The important thing about these manuscripts - bilapun no one can read it-this is a document describing what people do in the past,"

"Some come with picture and partly in the form of letters and documents written by ordinary people. So this document describes what is happening in the life of the past," he added.

Document called Cairo Genizah collection depict the daily life of the Jewish community in Egypt in a period of a thousand years.
Digital library - with address-click cudl.lib.cam.ac.uk also began publishing collections of Islamic and Sanskrit versions.
Islamic manuscript collections include sheets Quranic verses from the 8th century that can still be saved.
Latest collection in the digital library is an add publishing manuscripts and records of Isaac Newton last year.

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