ISLAMABAD: A three-day exhibition with rare copies of the Holy Quran started on Wednesday at Safa Gold Mall here.
The cultural consulate of Iran is hosting this event. The first session of the Quran Exhibition was held with the presence of respected figures such as Dr. Qibla Ayaz, head of the Islamic Ideological Council. Iran’s cultural consultant, Majid Meshki; and Sajjada Nasheen Hazrat Sultan Bahoo Pir Azmatullah Sultan Qadri Sarwari attended the event.
Addressing the audience, Dr. Qiblah Ayaz praised Iran’s Cultural Consultant Majid Meshki and his accompanying team for displaying ancient and rare manuscripts of the Holy Quran.
He emphasized the long-standing relations between Iran and Pakistan and emphasized the importance of holding such exhibitions in promoting these relations to a new level.
Majid Meshki, on the other hand, pointed out that this book contains Quranic manuscripts from 500 to 1000 years ago, along with Turkish, Iranian and Arabic manuscripts decorated with gold and silver.
The exhibition will continue until March 29, giving visitors ample opportunity to explore these precious treasures.
