Morocco Gifts Quran Copies to Senegal

The Moroccan government has gifted Quran copies to Muslim citizens of Touba city in Senegal.

 According to Almaghribia newspaper, a collection of Holy Quran copies published by Muhammad Saadis Publication Institute in Morocco were gifted to the city's Muslims.

Talib Baradah, Moroccan ambassador to Senegal, presented the copies to Sheikh Abdul Qadir Ambaki, a community leader.
Ambaki said that Morocco and Senegal have developed friendly relations, particularly in religious fields.
The Moroccan government had previously gifted copies of the Holy Quran to Muslim tribes in Kaolack, Dakar and Tivaouane cities of Senegal.
Islam is the predominant religion in Senegal, which is a country in West Africa.
Around 92 percent of the country's population is estimated to be Muslim.
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