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The Mystery of The Handwritten Quran
In the mountains of Dagestan in the Russian Civil War era, some good and bad people are looking for a hidden treasure. The only problem is that the instructions on where to find it are encrypted in one handwritten copy of Quran, which ends up in the wrong hands.
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In the mountains of Dagestan in the Russian Civil War era, some good and bad people are looking for a hidden treasure. The only problem is that the instructions on where to find it are encrypted in one handwritten copy of Quran, which ends up in the wrong hands.
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Genre:Romance, Action, Adventure, History, Drama
Written By:Akhmedkhan Abu-Bakar
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Runtime:86 minutes
Studio:Vladikavkaztelefilm
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