IQNA – A Bahraini calligrapher says his idea of handwriting the Quran has led to a rise in the number of those interested in Arabic calligraphy.

IQNA – The first Quran translation that used American English was published in 1980s by a Canadian-American named Thomas Irving.

IQNA –  All people, both those who agree with him and those who disagree with him, have acknowledge that Imam Sadiq (AS) has a prominent position in science and knowledge and no one can deny this.

IQNA – The 9th international conference of science, religion and artificial intelligence will be held in the capital of Croatia, on April 24-25.

IQNA – Islamic architecture is one that is based on religious teachings, moral goals, social justice, and monotheistic values, a researcher an expert said.

IQNA – A four-day calligraphy exhibition is currently underway at the Allama Saljuqi Hall in Herat, celebrating the artistic achievements of master calligrapher Najibullah Anwari.

IQNA – Ayatollah Mostafa Mohaghegh Damad, a senior Iranian cleric and scholar, has expressed his condolences following the death of Pope Francis, describing the late pontiff as a global religious leader committed to peace, justice, and interfaith dialogue.

IQNA – The Royan International Research Festival has issued a final call for scientific submissions in biomedical fields, with the deadline set for May 10, 2025.

TEHRAN — An international conference in Tehran this week will examine calls for a new global human rights framework, with organizers citing the Gaza war as evidence of the current system’s failure.

IQNA – Ayatollah Alireza Arafi, head of Iran’s Islamic Seminaries, has extended his condolences over the death of Pope Francis, commending the late pontiff’s dedication to interfaith dialogue, justice, and peaceful coexistence.

IQNA – On the eve of Saadi Shirazi Commemoration Day, the Cultural Attaché of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Malaysia met with the country’s Buddhist leader and presented him with a copy of the Malay translation of Saadi’s Golestan.

IQNA – The poetry of Saadi Shirazi, one of Iran’s most celebrated literary figures, is deeply rooted in Islamic and Quranic teachings, an expert says.