In 1344, Sultan Abu Al-Hasan Ali bin Othman gifted a beautifully handwritten and ornamented Qur’an, known as the Moroccan Raba’a, to Al-Aqsa Mosque, making it one of five sacred copies he dedicated to holy Islamic sites. Today, only 24 of its original 30 volumes survive, showcasing exquisite Moroccan calligraphy and geometric artistry rooted in spiritual symbolism.