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In our widespread world, we need inclusive citizenship dialogue, since there is a lack of dimension from much in its details and interferences

Political debates with their clear objectives and intellectual trends with their extremist tendencies have gone past the logic of understanding and moral dialogue among nations, peoples and states.

Our world's need to learn about the comprehensive citizenship’s challenges, obstacles and arguments is more than its need to be reminded of its constant values and principles.

The ideas of the so-called political Islam are at the forefront of several reasons for the phenomenon of Islamophobia.  It reduced the great religion to a narrow political aim, clad it with false pretenses, and attributed it to Islam.

The so-called political Islam escalated from the cultural clash between East and West... It is the cause of several cases of the phenomenon of Islamophobia.

The ideas of the so-called political Islam are among the impediments to achieving comprehensive citizenship calling for coexistence and strengthening national cohesion around the world.

The Makkah Charter, generously sponsored by the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques and supported by a generous initiative of His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, devoted in its twenty-second article, a brilliant context about comprehensive citizenship, emphasizing in a special article the relevance of the legitimate and complete empowerment of women as one of the pillars of comprehensive citizenship.

Religious and national identity complement and do not oppose each other Taking into account the purposes of our true religion that calls for peace and harmony, and recommends fulfilling covenants and pacts, merging of hearts and the equilibrium between good and harm.

Our world is suffering from the reoccurrence of bigotry with its abhorrent ignorance. It not infiltrating financially backward states, but rather countries that are, according to their current rank, rise to the level of first world. Yet, this refined regressive did not catch up with the astonishing material progress