Holy Quran Calligraphed by Iranian Calligrapher Published in India

A copy of the Holy Quran calligraphed by late Gholamreza Safa Mahdavi, Iranian calligrapher, was published by Iranian Cultural Center in New Delhi, India.

According to IQNA’s branch in East Asia, the copy was published following the requests of Muslims of the region who are willing to have a copy of the Divine Book with Iranian calligraphic art.

It was also published in response to the doubts raised about the alternation of the Holy Quran by Iranians.

The copy was unveiled on the occasion of the Unity Week in the closing ceremony of the 14^th edition of national Quran competition in India.

Representative of the Supreme Leader and head of the Iranian Organization of Awqaf and Charity Affairs were present at the program.

The copy of the Holy Quran has been published in 21000 copies in cooperation with the organization.

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