Wednesday 23/April/2025 – 04:38 PM
Dr. Nazir Muhammad Ayyad, the Mufti of the Republic, the head of the General Secretariat of the role and advisory bodies of the world in the world, stressed that the heavenly religions came to establish human principles, and to stabilize the supreme moral values that preserve the dignity of man and protect societies from the factors of dispersion and collapse, stressing that the correct understanding of religion is what links man with others on the basis of mercy and cooperation, not to conflict Between religions is a major pillar in achieving social peace, and a solid base that can be built on to enhance understanding between followers of different religions and cultures.
This came during his speech, in the symposium organized by the Directorate of Education in Sharkia Governorate, in cooperation with the Egyptian Dar Al Iftaa, as part of a series of intellectual and awareness meetings that aim to consolidate religious and human values in the hearts of school students.
Mufti: The common human values between religions are a bridge of peace and a source of building civilizations
He added that the world today is the most in need of these universal values that rise above narrow affiliations, and they are transcended by individual tendencies, which if the chaos is absent and crises exacerbated, indicating that Islam when he addressed man addressed him in terms of a human being, not in terms of his gender, color, language or belief, which indicates the greatness of the message and the transcendence of the goal.
The Grand Mufti of the Republic pointed out that the heavenly religions have all agreed in the origins of belief, law and morals, so all the apostles called for monotheism, and urged the morals of morals, and they rejected immorality and sins, stressing that these participants are not just theories but rather a reality that must be translated into daily behavior that enhances the unity of societies and raises all humanity, explaining that the intellectual and moral challenges that the societies pass through Contemporary requires sincere return to these noble values, stressing that religion does not bear the weight of those who misunderstand or distort it from its lofty purposes, and that the true message of religions is based on mercy, justice and upholding human dignity.
For her part, Dr. Iman Mohamed Hassan, Head of the Central Administration for Student Activities at the Ministry of Education, affirmed that these meetings contribute to building a balanced personality for students, and instilling the higher values in them, praising the guidance of the Mufti from the Matter The Mufti, explaining that the symposium represents a qualitative addition to the course of the educational and educational process, and enhances the efforts to build an enlightened student awareness.
This symposium comes within the framework of a comprehensive national strategy adopted by the Egyptian Ifta House in cooperation with the Ministry of Education and Technical Education, with the aim of spreading the correct religious awareness, fortifying students from intellectual deviations, and promoting a culture of coexistence and peace in the hearts of young people.
