معتمرو 16 دولة من برنامج خادم الحرمين يزورون مجمع المصحف الشريف

The guests of the first batch of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques Program for Hajj, Umrah, and Visits visited today (Saturday) the King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Quran in Medina. The guests, numbering 250 pilgrims representing 16 Asian countries, were briefed on the efforts made by the Complex in serving the Holy Quran through the printing of the Holy Quran, translating its meanings, and distributing it to Muslims around the world. They learned about the stages of preparing, reviewing, proofreading, printing, and distributing the Holy Quran according to the highest standards of quality and precision. The guests listened to an explanation about the Complex's work and production, as it is the largest facility specialized in printing the Holy Quran in the world, and they watched a visual presentation showcasing the Complex's journey, achievements, and the support and attention it receives from the leadership. At the end of the visit, the King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Quran presented the program's guests with copies of the Holy Quran and translations of its meanings in several languages. The guests praised the technological advancements and precision they witnessed in the work stages and the care given to the Book of Allah, commending the support the Complex receives and how it has contributed to enhancing its production capabilities and achieving the highest quality standards in printing the Holy Quran and translating its meanings. They expressed their gratitude and appreciation to the leadership of the Kingdom for its care for the Holy Book in terms of printing, publishing, and teaching.