From the International Conference on Initiatives for Protecting Youth from Extremist Ideologies UNG eneva leaders agreed that religious leaders should establish programs organizing interfaith & intercultural partnerships to promote diversity & enhance integration. MWL in Geneva
With a narrative to address reason & reality beyond emotion, religious & intellectual institutions must address the ideologies of extremism & terrorism, recognize developing threats, & call for the criminalization of cyber-terrorism. MWL in Geneva HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa
Meeting with Southeast Asian Youth, HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa shares important recommendations to enhance the role of young people in representing the tolerance and peace inherent in Islam.
Extremism is the number one global threat to humanity. Many of the Muslim World League's activities today address the root causes of terrorism and its consequences, especially among young people. HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa
HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa met with Southeast Asian Youth in Jakarta. In the group's first meeting, the focus was on how young people can be ambassadors for positive interreligious dialogue and peace.
Religious leaders should promote dialogue and partnership for religious & ethnic harmony among youth - this was one of the key outcomes of last week's conference UN Geneva
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