During the Sixth Session of the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA-6) … The Muslim Council of Elders Contributes to the Launch of "Al-Mizan: A Covenant for the Earth," Inspired by Islamic Principles of Sustainability and Environmental Stewardship

29 February 2024

Secretary-General of the Muslim Council of Elders meets with the Chairman of the Department of Culture and Tourism in Abu Dhabi, affirming the important role of culture in establishing the values of peace, human coexistence, and fraternity among peoples and societies

27 February 2024

Secretary-General of the Muslim Council of Elders Meets with Ambassador of Tajikistan to the UAE, Emphasizing the Importance of Enhancing Cooperation and Engaging Youth in Promoting Global Peace

27 February 2024

Secretary-General of the Muslim Council of Elders Meets with the President of East Timor, Affirming the Role of the Document on Human Fraternity in Advancing Global Peace

27 February 2024

Secretary-General of the Muslim Council of Elders Commends 'Arab Makers of Hope' Initiative and Congratulates 2024 Award Winners

26 February 2024

24 February 2024

In his address during the opening session of the International Conference on Dialogue of Civilizations and Tolerance...

20 February 2024

The Secretary-General of the Muslim Council of Elders Participates in International Symposium on "The Importance of Interfaith and Civilizational Dialogue in Promoting Awareness of Intellectual Security and Global Peace"

19 February 2024

The Muslim Council of Elders Successfully Concludes Its Participation in the New Delhi World Book Fair Amidst Great Turnout and Widespread Praise from Various Components of Indian Society

19 February 2024

Muslim Council of Elders' Pavilion at the New Delhi World Book Fair organizes a seminar titled: "The World as One Family: Religions Teaching Harmony" Participants in the seminar commend the efforts of the Council in nurturing and empowering youth to enhance mutual coexistence The Muslim Council of Elders' Pavilion at the New Delhi World Book Fair recently hosted a seminar titled: "The World as One Family: Religions Teaching Harmony." The seminar featured Justice Jaspal Singh, Former Chief Justice of the Delhi High Court, Dr. Zikrur Rahman - Director of the Centre for Islamic Studies in New Delhi, and Professor Dr. P.R. Kumaraswamy, Professor of International Studies at Jawaharlal Nehru University. During the seminar, Justice Jaspal Singh emphasized that all religions, by their teachings, do not advocate hostility towards others or initiating attacks under any circumstances. He highlighted that there are more serious and beneficial ways, with remarkable results lasting for years, if used appropriately and at the right time. He added that the Indian constitution is based on the principle of "We the People of India" without discrimination among any sects and religious denominations. He noted that courts play a crucial role in promoting harmony and safe coexistence among people of different races and religions. Judges and legal practitioners aim to continue applying the approach of peaceful coexistence and living with peace, security, and dignity. Dr. Kumaraswamy, the Director of the Institute of Middle East Studies in Delhi, pointed out that all religions connect us with a common factor despite our differences, which is our humanity. He commended the Muslim Council of Elders for its continuous efforts in presenting creative and value-laden projects that elevate human and societal well-being. In conclusion, Dr. Zikrur Rahman, the Director of the Indian Islamic Cultural Centre, praised the efforts of the Muslim Council of Elders and its ongoing commitment to addressing various challenges faced by societies. He highlighted the Council's initiatives, diverse publications, and its role in fostering tolerance and peaceful coexistence. Dr. Zikrur Rahman also lauded the Council's support for youth by providing projects that aim to enhance their abilities for peaceful coexistence and help them build a future away from extremism and hatred towards others. This is the second consecutive participation by the Muslim Council of Elders at the New Delhi World Book Fair, one of the largest book fairs in the region which is particularly known for its large turnouts. The pavilion features over 220 publications in 5 languages, addressing various issues and aiming to correct misconceptions while rejecting extremist rhetoric and hatred. The Council's pavilion (H05) is located in Hall 4 at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi.

18 February 2024

The pavilion of the Muslim Council of Elders at the New Delhi World Book Fair continues to attract students of knowledge, researchers, and specialists

17 February 2024

Paths to Achieving Respect Among Religions in a Seminar at the Muslim Council of Elders' Pavilion in the New Delhi World Book Fair 2024

16 February 2024