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Pakistan Quran Publishers Association Urges Lifting of Ban on Quran Printing Press Declaration

TEHRAN (IQNA) – Quran Publishers Association office-bearers in Pakistan called on the government to lift a ban on issuing declarations for establishing Quran printing press.

News ID: 3476345 Publish Date : 2021/11/05

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Pakistan Quran Publishers Association Urges Lifting of Ban on Quran Printing Press Declaration

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