Quotes

The Qur’an instructed Muslims to be righteous and benevolent to non-Muslims as long as they are peaceful and do not attack you or fight you.

We, as Muslims, respect, love, understand, cooperate, coexist and tolerate everyone. Our historically documented and verified actions demonstrate this, and in the Muslim World League we have played a major role in this aspect, pursuant to our Islamic values.

We try to lead by example, and show that we are all in this together, and we should be extending the bridges of support and assistance to all in need.

Educational curricula in their first grades must establish the belief in the inevitability of diversity and plurality in our world in an interactive manner ... Yet - within its positive context - it represents an enrichment for humanity that will boost its prosperity and unity.

The meaning of our human brotherhood is a sure bet to remove obstacles, narrow gaps, extend bridges, and strengthens our resolve to act on our human commonalities which constitute   natural law.

Words are important, but insufficient. The ultimate test is action.

Visiting Auschwitz is an important education for anyone who wants to build a better world.

We sympathize with our Jewish brethren and stand with them, just as we stand with all true lovers of peace, justice and goodness in our world.

We as Muslims strongly condemn and feel strong pain over the crimes committed against humanity in general and against religions in particular and especially against ethnicities.

To be here, among the children of Holocaust survivors and members of the Jewish and Islamic communities, is both a sacred duty and a profound honor.

I urge all Muslims to learn the history of the Holocaust, to visit memorials and museums to this horrific event.