A Quran.

A table of contents. A richly bound volume.

A table of contents and a preface, written in two pages or more, with marginal notes. From the beginning, with a table of contents and a list of its surahs in different colors, in small, elegant script.

A preface and a prayer before reading, written in gold ink. The text is written in gold ink.

From the beginning, the preface and the text are written in Riq'ah script. The text is written in gold ink.

Two pages, with a preface and the Surah Al-Fatiha.

The beginning of the Surah Al-Baqarah, with the rest of the Surahs written in Riq'ah script.

The preface is written in gold ink and the text is written in gold ink. The preface is written in gold ink.

The preface is written in Nastaliq script.

The preface is written in gold ink. Two pages, with marginal notes.

The Surahs are written in a clear script.

The preface is written in a clear script.

The names of the reciters are mentioned. The names are written in a clear script.

The preface is written in Riq'ah script and Persian.

The preface is written in a clear script.

The preface is written in a clear script.

A Quran. The humble and needy servant, Da'i Dawam 'Umr, and the Shahanshah Dawlat, the obedient servant, Al-Sahi Al-La'i, Wusal Al-Katib Al-Abi, in the middle of the great month of Allah, Shawwal, in the year two hundred and fifty-four.