32nd Tehran Int’l Holy Quran Exhibition Draws to a Close
Hojat-ol-Islam Hamid Reza Arbab Soleimani, the exhibition’s director and deputy for Quran and Etrat at Iran’s Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, emphasized the event’s role in strengthening the religious identity of society.
“One of the key focuses of this year’s exhibition was to strengthen the religious identity of society and familiarize different segments of the population with the teachings of the Quran,” Soleimani said during the closing ceremony.
He added that the event also aimed to showcase Quranic achievements and capabilities in cultural, scientific, technological, and digital fields.
The international dimension of the exhibition was another highlight, with representatives from various countries in attendance. “In the international section, we witnessed the participation of 15 countries, with 23 foreign personalities attending as guests,” Soleimani noted.
Watch:
The deputy minister also underscored the exhibition’s focus on digital innovation and youth engagement. “The development of the Quranic digital space and the introduction of new Quranic software systems were among the key topics addressed this year,” he said.
“We also paid special attention to children and teenagers, as well as the role of the family and effective models in promoting a Quranic and Islamic lifestyle,” added the official.
Held annually during the holy month of Ramadan by the Iranian Ministry of Culture and Islamic Guidance, the exhibition aims to promote Quranic concepts and activities.
Read More:
This year’s edition spanned approximately 20,000 square meters and featured 37 content and operational sections.
Programs included specialized sessions, educational workshops, Quranic gatherings, and activities tailored for children and teenagers.
The exhibition serves as a platform to showcase the latest Quranic achievements in Iran and a variety of products dedicated to the promotion of the Holy Book.
4272431
