IQNA – Late Egyptian scholar Sheikh Muhammad Yusuf Musa believed that the Quran was one of the most important factors that encouraged Muslims to engage in philosophical research due to its inclusion of philosophical principles.

IQNA – The governor of Iran’s Qom Province described the Grand Library of Ayatollah Marashi Najafi (RA) as a research hub in the Muslim world.

IQNA – The 7th International Conference on the Seerah of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) in Medicine began in Iran’s southern city of Shiraz on Wednesday.

IQNA – A new exhibition dedicated to the Quranic concept of “Noorun-ala-Noor” (Light upon Light) was launched in Karachi, Pakistan, drawing together artists from different countries.

IQNA – Sharjah has launched the 26th Islamic Arts Festival, a 70-day event highlighting global Islamic artistic traditions.

IQNA – Hojat-ol-Islam Seyed Mohammad Hossein Doai says Islamic philosophy must play a larger role in international and interfaith dialogue, arguing that its rational and spiritual foundations respond directly to the needs of the modern world.

IQNA – An Iranian scholar says Muslims ignore the social sins that endanger the unity of the ummah, despite the Quran’s strong emphasis on communal responsibility.

IQNA – An Algerian philosopher says Muslim societies face a moral crisis that threatens the family and distorts the Islamic understanding of women, ethics and modernity.

IQNA – Two works on the Balkan Muslim community were presented on the sidelines of the Albanian International Book Fair in a meeting attended by experts and enthusiasts.

IQNA – A researcher at the Islamic Civilization Research Institute says Imam Reza’s (AS) approach to respectful debate provides a practical model for today’s interfaith dialogue.

IQNA – Speakers at a conference about Maulana (Rumi) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, highlighted how the contemporary world needs the teachings of the great Iranian mystic and poet.

IQNA – How can religious texts like the Quran be authentically documented and studied using modern AI? This was the central question at a seminar during the Sharjah International Book Fair 2025, where scholars called for a paradigm shift.