Islamabad, Pakistan-Federal Minister for Privatization and Communications, Abdul Aleem Khan, recently emphasized the importance of showcasing Islamic calligraphy and artifacts to connect younger generations with their rich heritage. During a visit to a private center in Islamabad housing rare Qur’anic manuscripts, calligraphy, and Islamic art, the Minister lauded the initiative
Minister Khan expressed his appreciation for renowned educationist and senior historian Zahid Pervaiz Butt’s dedication to the center. He stated that the establishment of more such Islamic centers is crucial. “More such Islamic centers should be established which can ignite our mental abilities and religious inclination,” he said. The Minister believes these centers play a vital role in fostering intellectual growth and religious understanding. His visit highlights the government’s interest in promoting cultural preservation and educational initiatives focused on Islamic art and history.
Reported by: Radio Pakistan
