Muslim World League Secretary General Meets Italian President in Rome
Discussions Focus on Religious Contributions to Global Peace and Support for Two-State Solution
In Rome, Italian President Sergio Mattarella received Sheikh Dr. Mohammed Al-Issa, Secretary General of the Muslim World League and Chairman of the Association of Muslim Scholars, at the Presidential Palace.
Their meeting centered on the significant role religions play in fostering global peace and enhancing international friendships.
They acknowledged that numerous historical conflicts have stemmed from misinterpretations of religious teachings.
Sheikh Al-Issa expressed gratitude to President Mattarella for his equitable stance on the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people, particularly his endorsement of the two-state solution.
He emphasized that Islam advocates for mutual understanding among nations, respect for human dignity, and peaceful coexistence.
Additionally, Sheikh Al-Issa highlighted key aspects of the 'Madinah Charter' and the 'Makkah Document.' The 'Madinah Charter,' established by Prophet Muhammad in 622 CE, is considered one of the first written constitutions, promoting coexistence among diverse communities.
The 'Makkah Document' offers guidance on the principles that reflect the true meaning of Islam.
President Mattarella commended the efforts of the Muslim World League under Sheikh Al-Issa's leadership to advance religious and cultural peace.
He affirmed that extremism, regardless of its origin, does not represent the civilizational values promoted by religions.
Their meeting centered on the significant role religions play in fostering global peace and enhancing international friendships.
They acknowledged that numerous historical conflicts have stemmed from misinterpretations of religious teachings.
Sheikh Al-Issa expressed gratitude to President Mattarella for his equitable stance on the legitimate rights of the Palestinian people, particularly his endorsement of the two-state solution.
He emphasized that Islam advocates for mutual understanding among nations, respect for human dignity, and peaceful coexistence.
Additionally, Sheikh Al-Issa highlighted key aspects of the 'Madinah Charter' and the 'Makkah Document.' The 'Madinah Charter,' established by Prophet Muhammad in 622 CE, is considered one of the first written constitutions, promoting coexistence among diverse communities.
The 'Makkah Document' offers guidance on the principles that reflect the true meaning of Islam.
President Mattarella commended the efforts of the Muslim World League under Sheikh Al-Issa's leadership to advance religious and cultural peace.
He affirmed that extremism, regardless of its origin, does not represent the civilizational values promoted by religions.
