Islamic art, particularly manuscripts from the Islamic west, is experiencing a growing demand in the art market. Calligraphy, especially due to its association with the Qur'an, has historically been highly valued. Maghrebi calligraphy, with its distinctive features and unique style, is becoming increasingly sought-after. Auctions, such as those held by Christie's and Sotheby's, play a crucial role in preserving and advocating for these cultural treasures. Record-breaking sales of rare manuscripts reflect the rarity and increasing demand for these artifacts. As the appreciation for Islamic art expands, manuscripts from the Maghreb will become even more valuable for art collectors worldwide.