VOICED : Seeking a miracle on Pakistans Koran mountain

In Pakistan's Balochistan province, a shrine was established by two brothers in the 1980s to protect old or damaged copies of the Koran from desecration. The elder brother continues to send Koranic verses to be buried there. Traditionally, old Korans were burned, buried, or thrown into the sea. The Quran is sacred to Muslims, and improper disposal can lead to blasphemy accusations. Many believers visit the shrine to pray, and the site is becoming overcrowded. Plans for a recycling plant are considered to address space issues, but a religiously acceptable method is needed.

What is the significance of the shrine mentioned in the text?

How do Muslims believe old copies of the Quran should be disposed of?

What actions do believers take when they visit the shrine?

What challenges are faced by the brothers in managing the shrine?

What are the future plans mentioned for recycling old copies of the Quran?