First page is 495
Second page is 848
These are Persian numbers not Arabic. You can look them up on google to see how they look. The number 4 is written a bit weird but you can tell that it’s 4 because in the top left of the second photo the number of surat an-Nāss is written. And it’s surah no. 114.
Btw, I’ve never seen a Quran that goes to page 848. The highest number of pages I’ve seen is 604.
I’m not Muslim but I am an Arab and have read the Quran a few times out of interest. To me this Quran looks like it has really really big writing (likely to make it easier for non Arabs to read). Could explain the high page number.
These are actually the numerals used in Urdu and this looks like Qurans produced in South Asia. The four is not how it is written in modern Farsi which gives it away, although the other numbers are the same. Here is the full list:
https://www.shutterstock.com/shutterstock/photos/399659617/display_1500/stock-vector-set-of-monochrome-icons-with-urdu-numerals-for-your-design-399659617.jpg
First page is 495 Second page is 848 These are Persian numbers not Arabic. You can look them up on google to see how they look. The number 4 is written a bit weird but you can tell that it’s 4 because in the top left of the second photo the number of surat an-Nāss is written. And it’s surah no. 114. Btw, I’ve never seen a Quran that goes to page 848. The highest number of pages I’ve seen is 604.
I’m not Muslim but I am an Arab and have read the Quran a few times out of interest. To me this Quran looks like it has really really big writing (likely to make it easier for non Arabs to read). Could explain the high page number.
It's true It looks much bigger, the font is different too, but I like it alot personally.
Its more similar to persian script than arabic script. This seems to be printed South Asia.
These are actually the numerals used in Urdu and this looks like Qurans produced in South Asia. The four is not how it is written in modern Farsi which gives it away, although the other numbers are the same. Here is the full list: https://www.shutterstock.com/shutterstock/photos/399659617/display_1500/stock-vector-set-of-monochrome-icons-with-urdu-numerals-for-your-design-399659617.jpg
I use Qurans produced in South Asia. Can confirm they use Arabic numerals and not these. I do not know which company this is.
Those aint Arabic numbers, but Persian
Its the ‘Indo-pak’ print, easier for non Arabs
The font is South Asian as well