A LOST TREASURE OF EARLY ISLAM

Global Premiere Exhibition

DOHA - OCTOBER 2026

Al-Jafr

A Lost Treasure of Early Islam

Join us in October 2026 in Doha, Qatar, for the first-ever public unveiling of one of the earliest and rarest Islamic manuscripts in existence – The Al-Jafr Manuscript, dated to the 7th century AD.

"A manuscript that will reshape our understanding of early Islamic heritage."

Exhibition Location: Doha, Qatar

Date: October 2026

Viewing: Private & Institutional Invitations Only

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About the Manuscript

What is the Al-Jafr Manuscript?

The Al-Jafr Manuscript is an extraordinarily rare Islamic document, scientifically dated to 600–700 AD, and attributed to Imam Ali ibn Abi Talib and Ja’far al-Sadiq.

It contains esoteric knowledge, early Islamic teachings, and is referenced in Ottoman archives under Sultan Abdul Hamid II.

  • Scientific Verification: Carbon-14 dating by two different indpendent labs.
  • Scholarly Research: Conducted by Al-Azagra Islamic Center (Granada) under Prof. Dr. Ada Romero Sánchez
  • Provenance: Ottoman archival recognition and historical validation

Research Conducted

Unveiling the Past - A Brief of the Work Done

Over the course of several months, an intensive scholarly and scientific effort has been undertaken to confirm the manuscript’s authenticity and significance.

All work led and reviewed by Prof. Dr. Ada Romero Sánchez, one of the world’s foremost experts in Islamic manuscript heritage.

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