IQNA – The president of Al-Mustafa International University referred to the new Islamic civilization as a gift for all humanity.

IQNA – The Hazrat Masoumeh (SA) University in the holy city of Qom, Iran, plans to offer scholarships to girls from Lebanon and Palestine.

IQNA – Ayatollah Alireza Arafi, head of the Iranian seminaries, called for a renewed focus on Quranic interpretation and translation efforts, while also urging further integration of humanities and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence in the field.

IQNA – Scholars and thinkers attending a conference in Cairo on the scientific miracles of the Quran and Sunnah emphasized that the Holy Book’s scientific miracles have been proven by modern science.

IQNA – Imam Reza holy shrine’s Islamic Research Foundation has published a new book in French language titled “Islamic Charity Work; from Theory to Practice.” 

IQNA – An international conference on the scientific miracle in the Quran and the Holy Prophet’s (PBUH) Sunnah is planned in Egypt later this month.

IQNA – Language barriers limit the understanding of the Quran for the majority of people, says a translator, urging for easy-to-understand translations.

IQNA – In honor of Abu’l-Fazl Beyhaqi, known as the father of Persian prose, a 900-year-old donated Quranic manuscript attributed to the renowned historian and writer was unveiled in Sabzevar, northeast Iran.

IQNA – A university lecturer believes artificial intelligence can have positive or negative effects on family relations, stressing that the evolving technology can be tailored to the needs of the family.

IQNA – Sheikh Muhammad Khaal (1904-1989) was a prominent Kurdish scholar, Faqih, thinker and author one of whose main works is the Khaal Interpretation of Quran in the Kurdish language.

IQNA – The 2nd International Quranic Conference "Risalat Allah" was held at the University of Malaya (UM) in Malaysia, featuring scholars from Iran and Malaysia.

IQNA – The 11th International Islam and Liberty Conference kicked off on Friday in Istanbul, Turkey, bringing together scholars from more than a dozen Muslim-majority nations.