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to highlight some of the early Gold Quranic manuscripts as religious books, which usually stored at institutions, museums and private collections. In decades past, a few scholars have compiled lists of Qur'anic manuscripts attributable to the 1st and century hijra. These lists contain only the barest details, and no new discussion about the Gold Quran manuscripts begins without the mention of the Uthmanic manuscripts of the Quran. Some Western scholars have rejected the Gold Quran manuscripts attributed to Uthman as "pious forgeries" without showing any scientific evidence (i.e., study of the parchment, script, ink etc.) The Gold Quran is hope that the creatively analysis of a great number of manuscripts using the data-base will enable us to find some new grounds for dating. Because determining the age of the parchment itself by scientific methods is still very inaccurate - the margin of error being ‚± **0 years is an art historical approach, in this case, seems to be more suitable.Manuscript collection of the Institute of Oriental Manuscripts is the largest in world and one of **3 largest and priceless collections of oriental manuscripts in the world. It includes funds in *5 live and dead languages, the largest of them are: Abyssinian (Ethiopian), Arabic manuscripts, Armenian manuscripts, Georgian manuscripts, Jewish manuscripts, Indian manuscripts, Chinese manuscripts and wood-carvers, Korean manuscripts and wood-carvers, Kurd manuscripts, Manchurian manuscripts and wood-carvers, Mongolian manuscripts and wood-carvers, Persian and Tajik manuscripts, Sanskrit and Sogdian manuscripts, manuscripts in the Saxon and Tocharian languages, Turkic manuscripts, Thongho manuscripts and wood-carvers, Tibetan manuscripts and wood-carvers, Uigurian manuscripts, Japanese manuscripts and wood-carvers, printed in ancient way lithographs of books from India, Iran and countries of Near East.This Gold Quran possesses an absolute culturological value first of all.