Islamic centers in Britain are going to exhibit the most exquisite manuscript of the holy Qur'an, kept at Iran's Niavaran Palace.

CHTN- The manuscript was calligraphed by Zeinolabedin Esfahani, known as Ashrafolketab, during the reign of the Qajar King, Fathali Shah.

A number of prominent artists illuminated and decorated the manuscript, which will be displayed in the London and Manchester Islamic centers.

The Qur'an, which has been kept in the Niavaran Palace library for nearly 170 years, was displayed at the palace for the first time last year.