Collection network
Respectful handover through Collection Points, pickup routes and controlled packing.
Phase 1 is the planned foundation that connects Qur’an collection, secure storage, inspection, pilot validation, scalable processing and permanent respectful placement through one documented chain of custody.
Phase 1 combines the technical project scope and financial plan so visitors can clearly see what the programme covers and where voluntary support is directed.
Respectful handover through Collection Points, pickup routes and controlled packing.
Segregated receiving, Q1–Q5 inspection, records, quarantine and safe temporary storage.
The 100 kg/day pilot measures fibre size, dust behaviour, bulk density, biodegradation and material flow as the basis for the processing system.
Planned 3–8 mm dry-fibre system with 12 operating and 2 reserve reusable cells.
Processed material is not released for agriculture or commercial reuse; it moves only to the approved Sacred Repository route.
The current Phase 1 design basis is summarised below.
The figures below are planning estimates drawn from the project report and financial model. Final costs will reflect pilot results, vendor quotations and actual site conditions.
Voluntary support can help collection, transport, secure storage, inspection, pilot testing, safety systems, processing infrastructure, QR traceability and permanent respectful placement. A contribution is never a condition for handing over Qur’anic material.