Organizers have announced that the fair will remain open until 10 PM local time on Qadr nights, which fall on Friday, Sunday, and Tuesday.

Visitors can participate in special ceremonies that commence at 10 PM and continue until midnight. These ceremonies will feature Quranic recitations, enlightening lectures, and the reading of various supplications.

The fair, hosted at Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Mosalla, began on March 20 and invites visitors on a spiritual and cultural journey, coinciding with the Nowruz holidays. This enriching exhibition will run until April 2.

Noteworthy aspects of the fair include its family-friendly ambiance, ensuring a warm welcome for visitors of all ages. Additionally, Iftar tables have been arranged, providing a communal space for breaking the fast.

Beyond its cultural and spiritual offerings, the fair showcases various Quranic institutions, governmental bodies, and international participants from 25 countries. It also sheds light on critical issues related to Gaza and Palestine, emphasizing the Quran’s role in inspiring resilience and resistance.

Furthermore, the fair aims to educate and engage attendees by exploring Quranic concepts through artistic, cultural, and theatrical mediums. Special sections cover topics such as artificial intelligence, Nahj al-Balaghah, Quranic research and consultation, Quran translation, and simplified Quran memorization.