Atiku Abubakar Receives Handwritten Holy Qur’an Gift in Abuja

Atiku Abubakar Receives Handwritten Holy Qur'an Gift in Abuja
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A special gift has drawn attention to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar. He received a handwritten copy of the Holy Qur’an in Abuja and described it as a treasure he will cherish forever.

ABUJA — Former Vice President Atiku Abubakar has received a special handwritten copy of the Holy Qur’an from Abdulgaffar Bala Sale, the son of his Chief Imam. Atiku shared the development on his official Facebook page on Tuesday, where he expressed gratitude for the rare gift and described it as one he would treasure for life.

A photograph of Atiku Abubakar receiving the handwritten copy of the Holy Qur’an from Abdulgaffar Bala Sale

Why This Happened

According to Atiku’s Facebook post, Abdulgaffar Bala Sale personally presented the handwritten copy of the Holy Qur’an to him. The former presidential candidate said the gift holds deep personal and spiritual value, noting that it came from the son of his Chief Imam.

Handwritten copies of the Holy Qur’an often require months or even years of careful work and are widely regarded as valuable religious and cultural treasures in many Muslim communities.

What He Said

Sharing photos of the presentation on Facebook, Atiku Abubakar wrote:

“Today, I was presented with a special handwritten copy of the Holy Qur’an by Abdulgaffar Bala Sale, son of my Chief Imam. It is a gift I will forever cherish.”

The post has attracted reactions from supporters and other Facebook users, many of whom congratulated the former vice president and described the gift as meaningful.

Who Is Abdulgaffar Bala Sale?

Abdulgaffar Bala Sale is the son of Atiku Abubakar’s Chief Imam. Although he maintains a relatively low public profile, his presentation of the handwritten Qur’an reflects the close relationship between Atiku and members of his religious community.

The presentation also highlights the importance many Muslims place on preserving handwritten Islamic manuscripts, which remain symbols of faith, scholarship, and dedication.

What This Means for Nigeria

The development means religious and cultural traditions continue to play an important role in Nigeria’s public life. Gifts such as handwritten copies of the Holy Qur’an reflect the enduring respect for Islamic scholarship and strengthen ties between religious leaders and prominent public figures.


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