Jusoor Exhibition in Pristina Highlights Saudi Culture and Islamic Values

The Jusoor Exhibition has returned for its sixth year in Pristina, Kosovo, showcasing Saudi Arabia’s culture and the peaceful values of Islam. Organized by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, the exhibition aims to build stronger connections between Saudi Arabia, Islamic communities, and friendly nations around the world.

Visitors, including participants from the International Quran Competition in the Balkans, explored several interactive pavilions. One of the most popular was the “Makkah Throughout History” section, where people viewed models and photos showing the development of the holy city. A virtual reality tour gave an immersive 3D look at important landmarks in Makkah and Madinah.

Another key attraction was the King Fahd Complex pavilion, where guests learned how the Holy Qur’an is printed in different languages, sizes, and recitations. A detailed video showed the careful process of printing and checking each copy before it is shared globally.

The “International and Local Competitions” pavilion introduced visitors to top Qur’an contests like the King Abdulaziz International and King Salman Local Competitions. Regional contests in Asia, Africa, and Europe were also highlighted, showing Saudi Arabia’s strong commitment to supporting the Holy Qur’an.

Other displays featured traditional Saudi dress, Arabic calligraphy, and samples of Saudi coffee and dates. Visitors also explored new digital tools created by the Ministry, including a 3D Hajj and Umrah app that helps teach Islamic practices in an engaging and modern way.

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