Iran launches 'Holy Qur'an Does Not Burn' campaign to restore mosques damaged in unrest
Gisoo Misha Ahmadi
Press TV, Tehran
A national campaign is underway in Iran to restore mosques damages during the recent foreign-backed terrorist attacks. The campaign also aims to replace copies of the Holy Qur’an burnt during the unrest. Dubbed “The Holy Qur’an Does Not Burn,” the initiative is launched at a mosque uptown Tehran, closely associated with the late President, Ebrahim Raisi.
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