Al Musallam HQA beacon of intellectual and culture worldwide

This statement was made during his visit to the academy with a cultural heritage researcher from South Korea. There, he was welcomed by Dr. Faisal Al Suwaidi, who is in charge of the Museums and Corporate Communication and Marketing Departments. Dr. Al Suwaidi guided them through the collection of rare and valuable manuscripts that date back to the early centuries of Islam. He shared insights about the history of the Quran, its scholars, and the significant role the academy plays in preserving our cultural heritage.

Al Musallam emphasized that Sharjah is a vital hub for culture and knowledge, focusing on investing in individuals' development. He believes that this investment is essential for societal progress and for creating a brighter future for the next generations.

He further mentioned that the Holy Quran Academy serves as a cultural bridge connecting Sharjah with the world. Through research and exhibits, it showcases the rich history of the Quran and its teachings. This academy embodies the vision of the Ruler of Sharjah and helps introduce our history, culture, and shared humanity to a global audience.Dr. Abdulaziz Al Musallam, Chairman of the Sharjah Institute for Heritage, emphasized the significance of the Holy Quran Academy as a cultural center aligned with His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Mohammed Al Qasimi's vision for Sharjah as a hub of creativity and education. During a visit to the academy with a South Korean cultural researcher, he was shown rare manuscripts and learned about the academy's role in preserving cultural heritage. Al Musallam highlighted Sharjah's commitment to individual development and societal progress, noting that the academy connects the emirate with the world by showcasing the history and teachings of the Quran.