[Auto-translated content] The ninth issue of the magazine “Arabic Manuscript Culture” was published by the Institute of Arab Manuscripts. It is a special issue, the articles of which are devoted to writing about manuscripts of the Qur’an. Due to its religious, scientific, cultural and artistic status in the Arab-Islamic civilization. This issue represents an overview of our heritage of manuscript Qur’ans, and an invitation to relevant institutions and specialized researchers to enter this established scientific field with care, study, indexing, digitization, investigation, and making it available. This issue included twelve articles with a variety of topics. Due to the diversity of the manuscripts and their richness from different aspects, as the materials used for writing them varied and took unique forms, such as: the Hamili and folded Qur’ans, and the scripts in which they were written were improved and developed, such as: Kufic, Muhaqqiq, Naskh, Ghubari, and the like. Details of the issue and its articles can be viewed through the link