“The crisis in Gaza transcends a mere regional conflict; it represents a struggle over the hearts and minds of future generations, a struggle that risks being forfeited to mockery and hatred in the absence of resolute moral leadership today.”
A disuccsion with The Economist
“There is a pressing need for Islamic schools of thought and sects to find common ground that unites rather than divides them, through the shared principles of Islam. There is no unity more evident than that founded on the two testimonies, along with the other pillars and constants of Islam, and acting in accordance with their requirements.”
Global Conference for Building Bridges between Islamic Schools of Thought and Sects
“Tolerance, coexistence, and peace are not optional; they are essential requirements for global peace and the harmony of national societies.”
At The Balkans Regional Conference
“Unrestricted freedoms pose a threat to global peace and the harmony of national societies, particularly by inciting the clash of civilizations.”
At Cairo University
“Sharia concessions represent a distinguished facet of Islamic jurisprudence. According to prevailing interpretations, they are defined as: ‘The legal rulings that have been adapted from their original legislative context to another, taking into account the specific circumstances of the obligated individual.’”
Forty-Eight Session of the Grand Hajj Symposium
“Many Muslims have powerfully conveyed the message of Islam through their actions before their words. Through their refined Islamic conduct, they have corrected false notions about their religion and responded to ignorance and malice with dignity, reflecting in the eyes of others the true essence of Islam.”
At the King Faisal Mosque in Islamabad, Pakistan
“We welcome every voice that contributes to peace and harmony in our world. We distinguish between political crimes—such as the bloody war in Gaza—and the followers of religions, so long as they oppose acts of criminality.”
At the launch of the ASEAN Council of Scholars
“Righteousness, as defined by our Prophet (peace be upon him), is good character. It is a noble Islamic ethic—firm and unwavering—unchanged by differences in religion, race, or anything else. A Muslim’s character soars on the wings of mercy and grace.”
At the Grand Historic Mosque in Albania
“This inspection tour takes place aboard one of the largest and most significant migrant rescue ships, positioned along one of the world’s most tragic and afflicted coastlines: the shores of Sicily. It aims to assess humanitarian needs, evaluate on-the-ground efforts, and verify the accuracy of field reports".
"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".
"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".
"In our widespread world, we need inclusive citizenship dialogue, since there is a lack of dimension from much in its details and interferences".