This is a complete antique Qur'an that has remained in my family's possession as a family heirloom and is believed to have originated from Afghanistan. The manuscript features richly illuminated opening pages with gold and multicolored decoration, traditional chapter and section headings, and an original embossed leather binding. It also contains a colophon naming the scribe, as well as additional handwritten annotations. The Qur'an appears to be complete, with no obvious missing pages. It is in good overall condition considering its apparent age, showing expected signs of use and age, including minor wear to the binding, light staining, and some ink diffusion on a small number of pages. The illuminated pages remain vibrant and well preserved. At this stage, I am uncertain whether the Qur'an is an original handwritten manuscript or an early lithographic edition produced from a calligraphic original. I am therefore seeking a professional assessment regarding its production method, date, place of origin, historical significance, authenticity, and current market value. High-resolution photographs of the binding, illuminated pages, text pages, colophon, and other details are attached for evaluation.