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Friday, November 27 - 2009

Bahrain City Centre marks holy month with educational Islamic exhibition

Under the honorary patronage of Shaikh Abdullah bin Khalid Al Khalifa, Bahrain City Centre hosts an education and information initiative using five detailed displays for Ramadan, showcasing Qurans from around the world, the 99 names of Allah, the significance of the date palm, the journey to Hajj and an introduction to the most important month in the Islamic calendar.

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  • Fahad Rafea, Media and Promotion Manager of Bahrain City Centre, Handed Shaikh Abdullah bin Khalid Al Khalifa, President of Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs a memorial gift at the opening of Quran Expo in Bahrain City Centre.
    Fahad Rafea, Media and Promotion Manager of Bahrain City Centre, Handed Shaikh Abdullah bin Khalid Al Khalifa, President of Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs a memorial gift at the opening of Quran Expo in Bahrain City Centre.
Until 23 September, the mall's Galleria will have a custom designed structure based on the Islamic eight point star.

This space will host the biggest of the five exhibitions, 'The Qurans of the World', and will feature a selection of Qurans in different languages from various mosques around the world. Visitors will have the opportunity to read The Quran in Arabic and other languages.

'The 99 Names of Allah' exhibit is a beautifully illustrated gallery of the names of God as traditionally described in the Quran and Sunnah, among other holy places. Through audio stations set into the columns, customers can listen to recordings of the names being recited in Arabic.

'The journey to the Hajj' exhibition explains this special Islamic occasion when up to two million Muslims visit the Holy city of Mecca during the month of Dhul Hijjah, the twelfth month of the Islamic calendar. The display will include a special documentary 'Inside Mecca' and a presentation 'Journey of Hajj'.

Fahad Rafea, Media and Promotion Manager of Bahrain City Centre said the sentiment of the holy month will be reflected throughout the mall.

"The displays will provide an excellent opportunity to understand the significance of Ramadan, what happens when one embarks on a Hajj trip, Islamic traditions and much more. Our endeavor is to promote cultural understanding and provide keen insights into the most important elements of the Islamic world," he added.
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About Bahrain City Centre:
Bahrain City Centre is part of the City Centre family across the region and has been developed and managed by MAF Properties, a subsidiary of the Majid Al Futtaim Group. It opened its doors for business with a soft opening in September 2008 and is the first and biggest integrated entertainment, shopping and leisure resort in Bahrain. Strategically located on Sheikh Khalifa Bin Salman Highway in the heart of Manama, Bahrain City Centre offers a world-class retail experience with 350 exclusive brands and retailers spread over 150,000 square metres; a 15,000 square metre indoor/outdoor water park, the largest in the region; a family entertainment centre for children and young adults, Magic Planet; a 20-screen Cineco Cinema; over 50 F&B outlets and two international hotels. The water park, cinemas and hotels are scheduled to open in 2009.

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