Latest Products of CRCIS Presented at Quran Exhibit

The Computer Research Center of Islamic Sciences (CRCIS) has presented its latest Islamic and Quranic software products at the 22nd International Holy Quran Exhibition in Tehran.

According to Seyyed Morteza Sajjadinejad, an official with the center, the products showcased at the Quran expo include a thematic glossary of Allameh Tabatabaee's Al-Mizan Quran Exegesis. 
He said the glossary, along with the full text of the 20-volume exegesis in Arabic and its Persian translation, has been presented in one software package.
Sajjadinejad added that the Shajare Tuba is another software product by the center available at the exhibition.
He said it has been produced in cooperation with the Islamic Sciences, Culture and Teachings Research Center.
The software includes 3 CDs containing an encyclopedic collection of Quranic articles.
Established in 1988, the CRCIS has undertaken the task of computerizing Islamic texts and sources.