IQNA – The Bayrakli Mosque in the city of Samokov, Bulgaria, combines late Ottoman art with the European Baroque architectural style.

IQNA – The eighth exhibition of paintings by artists from Turkey and the Arab world was launched in the Turkish city on Sunday.

IQNA – A specialized training course in manuscript restoration and preservation was held at the holy shrine of Imam Ali (AS) in Najaf, Iraq, for students of the University of Kufa’s Faculty of Archaeology and Cultural Heritage.

IQNA – The death of John L. Esposito, one of the world's most prominent scholars of Islamic studies and professor emeritus at Georgetown University, has prompted widespread reactions across international academic circles.

IQNA – The 11th edition of the “Humanities Elites Discourse” national plan, a program designed to cultivate the next generation of scholars and researchers in humanities has been launched.

IQNA – The faculties of Language, Translation and Humanities of Al-Azhar University in Cairo celebrated the completion of the first stage of the project to translate a thousand books of Islamic heritage and thought.

IQNA – The winners of the first edition of the ‘Martyred Imam’ World Poetry Award were named and awarded in a ceremony in Tehran on Tuesday.  

IQNA – The head of the scientific committee of the 6th Health in Arbaeen International Congress said 500 papers have been sent to the secretariat of the congress.

IQNA – A scientific conference to review the book "The Contribution of Albanian Writers to Quranic Sciences in the Ottoman Era" was held by the Dar al-Ifta of Shkoder Province, Albania.

IQNA – Martyred Leader of the Islamic Revolution Ayatollah Seyed Ali Khamenei devoted an entire lifetime to self-purification, spiritual wayfaring, striving in the path of God, and serving His creation.

IQNA – An international conference on “Artificial Intelligence, Ethics and Democracy” will be held in Vienna by the Iranian Cultural Center in Austria.

IQNA – A senior Iranian religious official described Hazrat Zeynab’s (SA) response to the governor of Kufa following the Battle of Karbala as a defining moment that reflects a deeply monotheistic understanding of the events of Ashura, framing the tragedy as a manifestation of divine beauty.