TEHRAN -- A new chapter of activities for women has begun in Iran under the title of “Women’s Qur’anic Movement”, an official said.
Nafiseh Habibi, head of the Qur’anic affairs department of the Dar-ol-Quran Karim Organization, said the organization has put a special focus on the issue of Qur’anic activities of women given the Leader of the Islamic Revolution’s emphasis on the important status and role of family in materialization of Islamic civilization. 
She said the Women Qur’anic Campaign has been officially launched as a continuation of the activities of a women group founded three years ago.
According to the official, it was necessary that after a decline in Qur’anic interactions of women due to the coronavirus pandemic, these interactions should be revived and developed.
A steering committee of the campaign has been established and its members have been selected, she noted.
In the first session of the committee, which is tasked with policy-making and guiding activities, educational content and programs in the field of women Qur’anic activities were discussed and the committee members underlined the importance of elevating the Qur’anic knowledge and awareness and training Quran teachers, she stated.  
Habibi said one of the goals of the campaign is to develop discourse related to Qur’anic concepts about family and promote the Qur’anic style of life.