ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Privatization and Communications Abdul Aleem Khan emphasized the importance of organizing exhibitions that showcase Islamic calligraphy and artifacts as a means of helping the younger generation understand their rich heritage. His remarks came during a visit to a private center in Islamabad that houses rare copies of the Holy Quran, calligraphy, and Islamic art.
According to Radio Pakistan, Minister Khan praised the efforts of Zahid Pervaiz Butt, a renowned educationist and senior historian, for his role in supporting the center. The minister highlighted the need for more such Islamic centers to be established, suggesting that they can stimulate intellectual growth and deepen religious engagement.