Medina hosted Sabtin Abdurrahim, Chairman of the National Commission on Muslim Affairs of the Republic of the Philippines, who visited the King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Quran.
According to SPA, the visit focused on Saudi Arabia’s long-term emphasis on the Holy Quran and the services provided to Muslims worldwide. Abdurrahim reviewed the complex’s objectives regarding the printing, distribution, and translation of the meanings of the Quranic verses.
The Chairman toured the production systems and workflows to observe the requirements for precision, efficiency, and quality. He was briefed on the various sizes of Quran editions and the different recitation versions passed down through tradition.
The visit included a review of multilingual translations of the meanings of the Quranic verses. The complex has completed translations into more than 80 world languages to help Muslims of different linguistic backgrounds understand the teachings and meanings of the Holy Book.
Abdurrahim expressed appreciation for the protection and service work surrounding the Holy Quran and the importance given by the Saudi leadership to its dissemination.