Hawzah News Agency- The inauguration ceremony was attended by the Minister of Culture and Islamic Guidance, alongside a wide array of cultural figures, Qur’an reciters, researchers, and representatives of religious institutions. Participants toured various sections of the exhibition, reviewing the latest achievements and initiatives in the field of Qur’anic studies and cultural production.
“Iran Under the Shelter of the Qur’an”
This year’s exhibition is being held under the slogan “Iran Under the Shelter of the Qur’an,” emphasizing the strategic and identity-shaping role of the Holy Qur’an in the individual and social life of the Iranian nation. Organizers say the theme reflects the Qur’an’s position as a spiritual and cultural refuge for the Islamic Republic.
Officials highlighted that, amid ongoing cultural and social challenges, adherence to Qur’anic teachings serves as a foundation for national cohesion, the strengthening of spirituality, and the promotion of an Islamic lifestyle rooted in justice, dignity, and moral responsibility.
Diverse Qur’anic Programs and Innovations
The 33rd edition features a wide range of sections, including:
- Publication and distribution of printed Qur’anic works and scholarly research
- Digital and multimedia Qur’anic products
- Qur’anic arts, calligraphy, and visual exhibitions
- Recitation gatherings and spiritual programs
- Specialized academic panels and seminars
- Educational workshops for various age groups
The presence of seminary institutions, universities, and grassroots Qur’an and Ahl al-Bayt centers underscore a broad synergy between religious scholarship and civil society in promoting divine teachings.
Organizers have also placed particular emphasis on youth engagement, family-oriented programming, and the integration of modern technologies in Qur’anic education—reflecting a broader strategy to expand access to scriptural knowledge in contemporary formats.
A Major Religious-Cultural Event During Ramadan
Held annually during the holy month of Ramadan—the month of the Qur’an—the exhibition is regarded as one of the country’s most significant religious and cultural events. It provides a platform for diverse segments of society to engage with the luminous teachings of the Qur’an and to explore the Islamic Republic’s scholarly and artistic achievements in this field.
The exhibition will run daily from 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. until March 5, welcoming visitors from across the country and abroad.
Active Media Coverage
Hawzah News Agency is maintaining an active presence at the exhibition, producing and disseminating comprehensive coverage, with particular focus on seminary-related initiatives and scholarly contributions.
With strong participation from Qur’anic activists and enthusiasts, the 33rd International Holy Qur’an Exhibition has begun its work with wide audiences and is expected to host large numbers of visitors in the coming days, reaffirming the centrality of the Holy Qur’an in Iran’s cultural and spiritual life.
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