Finnish public radio station, Yle, has announced a new kind of program that will read the Koran from cover to cover. The new initiative will be made up of 60 half-hour segments, along with a discussion by Koranian experts on the meaning and importance of each section. The project is meant to educate and inform the public about Islam, the Koran, and Muslim culture. The first show will air on March 7.
Finnish radio will read Koran cover to cover
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