Following the completion of his writing, audit, and review in collaboration with Al-Azhar, the President of the State of Palestine, Mahmoud Abbas, was congratulated by Diab Al-Louh, the Ambassador of the State of Palestine in Egypt and its permanent representative to the Arab League, on receiving his sovereignty, the first version of the Al-Aqsa Mosque, and “The Qur’an of the State of Palestine.”
This Qur’an is the result of a work that lasted for more than 6 years and was done in the hands of a Palestinian calligrapher, the calligrapher Saher Al-Kaabi. He started working with it under the care and follow-up of the President’s sovereignty and continued until he was finished Thank God, according to the judge of Palestine, the President’s Adviser for Religious Affairs and Islamic Relations, Mahmoud Al-Habbash.
The State of Palestine’s Embassy was honoured for its participation in the efforts to complete this achievement, beginning with the receipt of the draught fund and continuing with Al-Azhar Al-Sharif, according to Ambassador Diab Al-Louh. This accomplishment was made possible through cooperation between the State of Palestine, represented by the Judge of the Judge, and the major sister, Egypt, represented by the Al-Azhar Foundation. All logistics and logistical issues are covered.
The support of the older sister, Egypt, the government and people of Palestine, and across its many platforms was appreciated by the ambassador al-Louh and would highlight the solidarity of the Egyptian and Palestinian peoples and their ongoing collaboration.
In his closing remarks, Ambassador Diab Al-Louh thanked the Egyptian Al-Azhar Foundation for continuing to support the Palestinian people’s rights and their advocacy in the face of Israeli occupation-related attacks, and he prayed to God to reconcile Egypt with its older sister through the continuation of the modern renaissance industry in various fields to achieve more Progress, prosperity, prosperity, and stability.
The ambassador of the State of Palestine praises the Al-Aqsa Mosque’s completion and receives the first draught of “Abu Mazen.”
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