Agreement Signed in Morocco to Print 3,000 Braille Qurans

IQNA – An agreement on printing 3,000 copies of Quran in Braille was signed by two Moroccan organizations in Rabat, the country’s capital.

The copies are planned to be distributed in Morocco and across Africa, according to Haspress website.

The agreement was signed on Tuesday, June 16, between the Alawi Organization for the Care of the Blind in Morocco and the Mohammed VI Foundation for Publishing the Holy Quran.

It aims to produce 3,000 Braille Qurans for visually impaired individuals in Africa’s Muslim countries, enabling them to engage directly and independently with the Holy Quran.

A joint statement by the two organizations noted that the agreement, signed in the presence of officials from both entities, is part of ongoing efforts to ensure the visually-impaired have access to religious knowledge, promote values of social inclusion, and provide equal opportunities for all.

This initiative aligns with the strategic vision of the Alawi Organization for the Care of the Blind in Morocco, which seeks to advance the rights of the visually-impaired and create broader opportunities for their full participation in religious and cultural life.

The statement added that both parties reaffirmed their commitment to continued collaboration for future projects.

These projects will further solidify Morocco’s position as a pioneering nation in disability care and propagate the values of justice and equality, it said. 

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