IQNA – A scholarly seminar titled “Handwritten Quranic Manuscripts and the Muslim Dedication to Their Transcription and Preservation,” was held in Kadhimiya, Iraq.

Organized by the Kadhimiya Heritage Revival Center, the event brought together a distinguished group of researchers and heritage and manuscript enthusiasts.
Sajjad Raad, a specialist in heritage and calligraphy, explained that the seminar explored several significant topics, including an overview of the handwritten Quranic manuscripts housed in the museum of the holy Kadhimiya shrine, with particular focus on their history and distinctive characteristics.
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The seminar also featured exquisite examples of Islamic calligraphy and rare Quranic manuscripts preserved in the museum’s collection, highlighting the rich artistic and historical value of these important heritage artifacts.
Source: karbala-intel.net