The National Library of Iran is preparing to hold a meeting titled 'Children's and Young Adults' Religious Literature' on November 6, 2023. This meeting aims to examine and analyze religious literature and its impact on the formation of the cultural and religious identity of children and adolescents. In today's world, where communication and technology are evolving, the importance of religious literature as a tool for the intellectual and ideological upbringing of the younger generation is felt more than ever.
The Necessity of Attention to Religious Literature
Religious literature plays a significant role in shaping the attitudes and beliefs of children and adolescents. This literature can act as a bridge between generations, transmitting religious values and teachings to the new generation. In the upcoming meeting, experts and writers of children's and young adults' literature will discuss the challenges and opportunities present in this field and will provide suggestions for improving and expanding religious literature.
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Meeting Programs and Speakers
The 'Children's and Young Adults' Religious Literature' meeting will be held with the presence of writers, researchers, and university professors and will include various programs such as lectures, discussion panels, and workshops. This program is an opportunity for the exchange of ideas and experiences among enthusiasts and activists in this field. Participants will have the chance to become familiar with the works of prominent writers and discuss issues such as how to write religious stories for children and adolescents.
Attendance at this meeting is recommended for all interested parties, whether parents, teachers, or writers of children's and young adults' literature. Ultimately, the goal of this meeting is to create a suitable space for dialogue and exchange of ideas regarding religious literature and its impact on the intellectual and spiritual growth of the younger generation.
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