The Holy Quran by Ali bin Hilal consists of 274 papers with the Great Quran written on them, totaling 548 pages. Beginning of the Quran: Three blank pages. The third and fourth pages contain a count of the number of surahs in the Holy Quran, the number of its verses, and the number of its letters written and decorated with gold water. Pages 6, 7, 8, and 9 are adorned with stunning geometric shapes in gold water. The tenth page marks the beginning of the Quran with the Opening Chapter. End of the Quran: 3 papers: A page containing the name of the scribe and its date with the phrase: `This compilation was written by Ali bin Hilal in the City of Peace in the year three hundred and ninety-one. ` Followed by two pages decorated in gold water, then two pages containing the count of the letters of the Holy Quran from Alif to Ya. Measurements of the Quran: Page length is 17. 8 cm. Page width is 13. 5 cm. External appearance: Leather cover with an original stamp on both sides (front and back). Stamp on the clasp of the cover. Four original stamps on the right side of the Holy Quran.