The Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance’s corner is continuing its participation within the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s pavilion at the Frankfurt International Book Fair 2026, attracting strong interest and engagement from visitors of various ages, nationalities, and cultural backgrounds, who expressed interest in the exhibits, digital services, and interactive technology experiences offered at the corner.
The Ministry’s corner allows visitors to explore a diverse collection of publications from the King Fahd Glorious Quran Printing Complex, learn about the stages of printing and caring for the Quran, and view examples of Qurans in different recitations, along with translations of the meanings of the Holy Quran into a number of languages. This highlights the Kingdom’s efforts to serve, print, and disseminate the Holy Quran around the world.
On the digital transformation front, the corner’s supervisors introduced visitors to the electronic services provided by the Ministry through the “Rushd” app and its various digital services, as well as the “Sound Guidance” app. These initiatives reflect the Ministry’s efforts to employ modern technologies in serving Islamic work and delivering its message to different segments of society.
The corner also offers a three-dimensional virtual Hajj experience, available in four languages, alongside a virtual reality (VR) experience that enables visitors to learn about the Grand Mosque in Makkah and the Prophet’s Mosque in Madinah. Through interactive technology displays, visitors can virtually tour the Two Holy Mosques, enriching their cultural and educational experience.
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