Qom, May 5, IRNA – A multinational poetry book on Quds named “Holy Pens” was unveiled on the sidelines of an International Quds Conference in the central Iranian city of Qom on Wednesday.
The book, which has been published in 282 pages, has poems in five different languages – Persian, Arabic, Turkish, Urdu and English – on Quds.
It has 28 poems in Persian by poets from Iran, Afghanistan and Tajikistan, 26 poems in Arabic by poets from Bahrain and Kuwait to Sudan and Morocco, 25 poems in Turkish by poets from Turkey, 25 poems in Urdu by poets from Pakistan and India, and 19 other poems in English by poets from the USA, Netherlands and Australia.
Representative of the Islamic Movement of Palestine (Hamas) Khalid al-Qaddumi has written an introduction to the book.
