Quran manuscripts on Wikipedia
Among the thousands of Quran manuscripts that still exist today, some attract so much scholarly attention that they acquire their own names. Examples include the
June 12, 2026
Among the thousands of Quran manuscripts that still exist today, some attract so much scholarly attention that they acquire their own names. Examples include the
In October 2025, the Khalili Foundation’s Wikimedian In Residence, Dr Martin Poulter, spoke at the GLAM-Wiki conference in Lisbon. The conference brought together staff from
As we close another remarkable chapter in the Khalili Foundation’s journey, we celebrate a year of unprecedented achievements in advancing peace through art, culture, and
The Khalili Foundation is pleased to announce Professor Mahnaz Yousefzadeh of NYU as the inaugural Khalili Public Humanities Fellow for Spring 2026. Based in Abu
The Khalili Foundation has won the Partnership of the Year award from Wikimedia UK, recognising the impact of the Foundation’s work promoting cultural diversity. Wikimedia
“one of world’s foremost champions of cultural philanthropy. He’s shown how culture can be bridge and not a barrier between people and cultures”. The 696th
The Khalili Foundation took part this week at a workshop on Promoting and Safeguarding Documentary Heritage. The event was held in Barcelona by the UNESCO
Many language communities around the world can now learn more about each other’s culture thanks to a project supported and fully funded by the Khalili
The Khalili Foundation demonstrated its commitment to democratising cultural heritage at the recent “Knowledge is Human: The Information Ecosystem in the age of AI” conference,
Event Geneva, Switzerland – May 28, 2025 – The Khalili Foundation played a pivotal role in a groundbreaking high-level event on refugee resilience hosted by the
Harry Verwayen – General Director at Europeana Foundation Our world is more connected than ever, but more divided too. Experts warn that conflict is the
How a Unique 15th century Persian Painting Exemplifies Abrahamic Unity Historically, religious paintings usually depict one religious tradition or another. That’s what makes this 15th
