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AhluBayt World Assembly to unveil 15 books in different languages at TIBF
New books published by the AhluBayt (AS) World Assembly will be unveiled at a ceremony during the 35th Tehran International Book Fair.
New books published by the AhluBayt (AS) World Assembly will be unveiled at a ceremony during the 35th Tehran International Book Fair.
An official with the Assembly said the books are in different languages, including English, German, Italian, French, Russian, Swahili, and Hausa.
Two audio books prepared by the Assembly in the Spanish language will also be unveiled at the function, he said.
He noted that the ceremony is slated to be held at the International Publishers Section of the book fair on Monday afternoon.
Secretary General of the AhluBayt (AS) World Assembly Ayatollah Reza Ramezani will deliver a speech at the ceremony, the official added.
Running under the slogan “Let’s Read and Create,” the 35th Tehran International Book Fair is underway at Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Mosalla (prayer hall) and will run until May 18.
The TIBF, being Iran’s premier book trade fair, has evolved into a significant book fair in West Asia after successfully hosting 34 editions. Every year, the fair attracts millions of visitors, including a large number of university students, scholars, and families.
Currently, the fair stands as the most prominent cultural event in Iran. On average, it sees participation from 2,500 domestic and 600 foreign publishers. The foreign publishers predominantly offer their materials in English or Arabic, but titles in French, German, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese are also available.
New books published by the AhluBayt (AS) World Assembly will be unveiled at a ceremony during the 35th Tehran International Book Fair.
New books published by the AhluBayt (AS) World Assembly will be unveiled at a ceremony during the 35th Tehran International Book Fair.
An official with the Assembly said the books are in different languages, including English, German, Italian, French, Russian, Swahili, and Hausa.
Two audio books prepared by the Assembly in the Spanish language will also be unveiled at the function, he said.
He noted that the ceremony is slated to be held at the International Publishers Section of the book fair on Monday afternoon.
Secretary General of the AhluBayt (AS) World Assembly Ayatollah Reza Ramezani will deliver a speech at the ceremony, the official added.
Running under the slogan “Let’s Read and Create,” the 35th Tehran International Book Fair is underway at Tehran’s Imam Khomeini Mosalla (prayer hall) and will run until May 18.
The TIBF, being Iran’s premier book trade fair, has evolved into a significant book fair in West Asia after successfully hosting 34 editions. Every year, the fair attracts millions of visitors, including a large number of university students, scholars, and families.
Currently, the fair stands as the most prominent cultural event in Iran. On average, it sees participation from 2,500 domestic and 600 foreign publishers. The foreign publishers predominantly offer their materials in English or Arabic, but titles in French, German, Chinese, Korean, and Japanese are also available.