Juma Al Majid Center ends the tenth international training course in manuscripts restoration Fourteen participants in the tenth Workshop for Manuscript Restoration received graduation certificates at the closing ceremony at the Juma Al Majid Centre for Culture and Heritage yesterday. Mr Juma Almajid the president of the center presented the certificates and he said: I consider the workshop successful and beneficial for all participants and lecturers because they have learnt and gathered more experience on how to restore, repair and maintain manuscripts. They have been taught all through the two weeks how to revive Arabic and Islamic manuscripts by hand and using the Juma Al Majid device. We are expecting all participants to go back to their countries and start fixing manuscripts and teach people what they have learnt because it is the only way to save, revive and maintain Arabic and Islamic culture.
