The president and members of the Islamic Future Center in Belgium visited the King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Qur'an to learn about the Kingdom’s efforts in printing copies of the Qur’an, SPA reported on Thursday.
The complex is the world’s largest printing press dedicated to the Qur’an.
The delegation began its visit by watching a documentary film showcasing the complex’s history since its establishment, its development stages in recent years, its significant contributions to serving the Qur’an, its global achievements, and its efforts to translate the meanings of the Qur’an into more than 76 world languages, which have been distributed worldwide.
Afterward, the delegation was guided to the balcony overlooking the production area, where they learned about the stages of printing the Qur’an — from the meticulous review of texts and the use of the latest printing technologies to the final packaging and distribution, all part of a professional system integrating precision and mastery.
The delegation described the complex as embodying the Kingdom’s contribution to serving Islam and Muslims worldwide, SPA reported.
Enabling delegations to visit the King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Qur'an is part of efforts to showcase its global mission of printing the Qur’an and translating its meanings into various languages for distribution as gifts to Muslims worldwide.
This aligns with the Kingdom’s vision of supporting initiatives that serve Islam and strengthen bonds of Islamic brotherhood among peoples, SPA reported.
