based King Fahd Printing Complex (KFPC), will be provided to a number of governmental and non-governmental bodies, Saudi embassies and Consulates and Islamic establishments in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and abroad. The copies of the holy Quran, with its translations and meanings are in languages such as German, Tagalo, Portuguese, Thai, Russian, Vietnamese, Urdu, Spanish, Albanian, English, Indonesian, Turkish, Chinese, Persian, French, Bosnian, Korean, Macedonian, Greek and Burmese. This was announced by Minister for Islamic Affairs, Endowment, Call, & Guidance Saleh bin Abdul-aziz bin Mohammad bin Ibrahim Al Al-Sheikh, who thanked King Abdullah for his keenness to make the Holy Quran available for Muslims all over the world. Al Al-Sheikh also said that the copies will be distributed to the Supreme Council for Family Affairs in Sharjah; Indian Muslims Center in Abu Dhabi; Islamic Heritage Society in Kuwait; Al-Tebsi School for Memorizing the Holy Quran in Algeria; King Abdullah Center in Cameroon; Islamic Da'wah Mission in India; Islamic Centers in Russia, Muslim Youth League in Sierra Leone; Islamic School in Gabon; Islamic Fateh Institute in Kenya; Chief of Courts in Comoro Islands in addition to some centers in Kosova, Togo and Ghana. Al-Shaikh added that the distribution will also cover Saudi embassies and consulates in several cities and countries such as in Washington; Ankara; Brasilia; Copenhagen; Kabul; Manila; Colombo; Dubai; Algiers; Uganda; Alexandria; Abu Dhabi, Malaysia and Africa. He said that the order included distribution of the Holy Quran to a number of bodies affiliated to the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Endowment, Call, & Guidance; Ministry of Education; Ministry of Culture and Information; Ministry of Health, Muslim World League and Al-Qassim University.
