Islamic Heritage: A Beacon of Tolerance at Sharjah Book Fair

The seminar at the 43rd Sharjah International Book Fair, led by the Muslim Council of Elders, highlighted Islamic values of tolerance and coexistence. Speakers emphasized Islam's foundational principles of peace and diversity, marking the council's continued commitment to fostering dialogue and promoting a harmonious global society.

Sharjah hosted a pivotal seminar at the 43rd International Book Fair, underscoring the Islamic principles of tolerance and coexistence. Led by the Muslim Council of Elders, the event featured prominent speakers, including Dr. Mahmoud Najah and Dr. Mohand Mechenene, who discussed the core values embedded in Islamic heritage.

Dr. Najah applauded the Council's leadership in enhancing peaceful coexistence and dialogue, emphasizing that Islam fundamentally advocates mercy, tolerance, and justice. He highlighted that Islamic teachings encourage peaceful relations and wisdom-driven engagement across diverse communities, positioning Islam as a comprehensive way of life beyond mere worship.

Highlighting the UAE's example, Dr. Mechenene praised the Council's role in promoting peace and tolerance. He also pointed to the Quran's advocacy for tolerance as a cornerstone of Islamic jurisprudence, supported by Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) respectful interactions. The Council continues its mission at the fair with over 220 publications, reinforcing a message of universal cooperation.

(With inputs from agencies.)