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- 08.07.2023 09:27:00
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The ambassador of Uzbekistan to Malaysia, Ravshan Usmanov, went to the Karim printing house — the second largest Koran in the world-to the Educational Complex “Nasyrul Quran”, according to the “Dunya” agency.
The” Nasyrul Quran " Educational Complex, established in 2017, is the second largest printing press in the world after the complex named after King Fahd in Medina for the publication of the Qur'an Karim. The complex operates a Quranic calligraphy gallery, a printing point and Assembly Rooms. In addition to publishing work, the institution is engaged in the study and promotion of Islamic calligraphy art and architecture, the development of a new design of Quranic manuscripts.
It is noted that during the visit of the ambassador, a meeting was held with the director of the complex Abdullatif Mirasa. Abdullatif Mirasa expressed interest in establishing the exchange of experience in this direction, taking into account the invaluable art of calligraphy, which has risen to the level of Science in Uzbekistan.
During the meeting, an Uzbek translation of the Quran by Karim and a 6-volume “Tafsiri irfon” (Uzbek translation and interpretation of the Karim meanings of the Quran), presented by the Hadith Science School in Samarkand, were impartially presented to the Malaysian side.
” At the end of the dialogue, an agreement was reached with the cooperation of the Malaysian side and the Hadith Science School in Samarkand to publish the Uzbek translation of the Quran in Malaysia, " the message said.
Also, in order to exchange advanced experience in the art of calligraphy, plans were laid out to organize a visit of Malaysian representatives to Uzbekistan, to participate in the next “international pilgrimage tourism week”of the delegation headed by the head of the organization.
In addition, it was agreed to organize an exhibition on Islamic calligraphy in cooperation, joint seminars and trainings, and other educational programs for the promotion of pilgrimage tourism of Uzbekistan.
Recall that in 2018, the Committee on Religious Affairs issued a corresponding recommendation for the publication of the book “translation of the Koran meaning in karim and Uzbek” in the Latin alphabet. In March 2019, the Uzbek publishing house” translation and interpretation of the Karim meanings of the Quran in Karakalpak language “was published in 8,000 copies.