IQNA – Manuscripts hold a significant place in various civilizations, as they serve as a means to understand the heritage of these cultures and are the primary source for the transmission of sciences, crafts, and other human knowledge.

IQNA – A religious scholar has emphasized the need for Muslim communities to move beyond recitation and focus on implementing the Quran’s teachings in daily life.

IQNA – Sheikh Muhammad al-Tahir ibn Ashur was one of the most distinguished Quranic interpreters, jurists, and reformers in Tunisia and the Arab world in the twentieth century.

IQNA – Despite personal and professional challenges, Libyan calligrapher Al-Sharif Al-Zanati turned his lifelong dream into reality: becoming one of a recognized Quranic calligrapher.

IQNA – Fasting, reading the Quran, and prayer should bring about inner change and motivate individuals to act, says an Iranian Islamic scholar and researcher.

IQNA – A senior Muslim scholar delves into several key points when discussing the issue of answered prayers.

IQNA – The “Resistance, Gaza, Palestine” youth film festival will be organized in Malaysia.

IQNA – The book “Arabic, Quran, and Poetic License: Reciting the Word of God” has been recently published by the Routledge.

IQNA – An exhibition of Quranic and Islamic calligraphy works has been mounted in Srinagar, the Indian-Administered Kashmir.

IQNA – Artificial intelligence is one of the most significant developments in technology in the modern era and is used in many areas, including the processing of religious texts.

IQNA – Mohammad Ali Ansari, a noted Iranian Quran interpreter, discussed the concept of God's mercy during a recent lecture, emphasizing that divine compassion far exceeds human capacity for kindness.

IQNA – A copy of the Holy Quran handwritten by 30 calligraphers from different governorates of Iraq has been made available for public viewing at an exhibition in Baghdad.