The solemn opening of the exhibition was attended by the Iranian ambassador in Ashgabat, Ali Mojtaba Rouzbehani, and the Mufti of Turkmenistan, Yalkap Khodzhaguliyev, as reported by the publication "Turkmenistan: The Golden Age."
The exhibition presented a unique piece featuring the complete text of the Quran, crafted in the finest calligraphic style. Additionally, visitors could see works illustrating Quranic verses and sayings of famous Persian Sufi poets, created using embossing and gilding techniques.
A special tour dedicated to the art of calligraphy was organized for students of the Academy of Arts and schoolchildren.
According to Iranian Ambassador Ali Mojtaba Rouzbehani: "Holding the exhibition of the Holy Quran, traditionally held during the month of Ramadan, is a significant step towards popularizing Quranic culture and deepening the youth's acquaintance with divine teachings. In this space, art, literature, and the profound meanings of the verses come together, bringing our hearts closer to the divine word."
