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SUMMARY:The Role of Libraries in Preserving Islamic Cultural Heritage
DESCRIPTION:Libraries are one of the most prominent features of educational prosperity among Arabs and Muslims. Personal and public libraries have spread throughout the Islamic world. Islamic history has seen eras in which scholarship and authorship thrived in all arts and fields\, and large libraries were visited by travelers from all over the world due to their fame and collections of rare books.\nIn celebration of  Capital of Culture in the Islamic World in 2021\, the Library\, in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture and Sports and the Islamic World Organization for Education\, Science and Culture (ISESCO)\, is hosting this webinar to highlight the importance and means of preserving Islamic cultural heritage and the role of libraries in this important endeavor.\nKeynote Speaker: His Excellency Dr. Hamad bin Abdulaziz Al-Kawari\, Minister of State and President of Qatar National Library\nPanelists:\n\nHis Excellency Dr. Muhammad Zain Al-Abidin\, Director of the Culture and Communication Sector\, ICESCO\nMrs. Susan Leavy\, Head of the Library of the Museum of Islamic Art\nAbeer Al-Kuwari\, Director of Research and Learning Services\, Qatar National Library\nMaxim Nasra\, Book Conservation Specialist\, Qatar National Library \nMahmoud Zaki\, Manuscripts Specialist\, Qatar National Library\n\nModerator: Maryam Al-Mutawa\, Head of Collections Access at the Heritage Library\, Qatar National Library\nThe webinar will be held via Zoom in Arabic with simultaneous interpretation in English.\nDate: 6 September 2021 \nTime: 4:00 – 6:00 PM \nLanguage: Arabic and English \nTarget Audience: General public \nSeats are limited\, please click the button below to register.
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
URL:http://events.qnl.qa/event/nye4p
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