King Fahd Quran Printing Complex sets new daily visitor record
The King Fahd Complex in Madinah welcomed 10,558 visitors in a single day, marking its highest daily attendance since opening.
The King Fahd Complex for the Printing of the Holy Quran in Madinah recently achieved a new record, welcoming a staggering 10,558 visitors on a single day, on September 14, 2026 (30 Safar 1448H). This marks the highest daily visitor count since the complex's inception. The visitors hailed from various parts of the world, including pilgrims and regular tourists.
The King Fahd Complex aims to serve the Holy Quran and cater to the needs of Muslims globally by providing diverse publications and translations of the Quran in over 80 languages. The complex also focuses on translating the meanings of the Quran into native languages worldwide, ensuring its teachings reach a broader audience. During their visit, guests were introduced to the complex’s modernization efforts, which include the integration of digital platforms and services.
These services now offer access to electronic Quran editions, translations, an audio library, and digital content, thereby extending the complex's resources globally. This remarkable visitor number underscores the King Fahd Complex's dedication to promoting the Holy Quran, enhancing its publications, and delivering a unique educational experience to its visitors, thus fulfilling its global mission to disseminate the teachings of the Quran among the Muslim community.
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