Quotes

We, in the Muslim World League, pride ourselves to be the guardians of faith and Sharia.

We start with the principles we believe in. That is to promote peace among followers of religions. We deal with Judaism as a religion, the way we deal with Christianity.

In our religion the meanings of difference prevail, to be replaced by appreciation and respect for all human beings.

We interact with non-Muslims in the spirit of humanity and good manners, which are the foundations of our true Islamic religion.

Religion is one of the most important pillars to the solution. By virtue of its appreciation by the public conscience, its discourse and that of the educational curricula in the world, it musters great influence.

To remove the negative image that some people have - especially the West - about Islam, and that Muslims appreciate the reality of their religion, which loves, tolerates and coexist with all.

Education, particularly of our youth, and building bridges of understanding are key to battling terrorism and extremism.

We know the need has not decreased and we are eager to see the number of admittances rise again.

We are blessed to enjoy warm, personal relationships with leaders of many faiths, including in the Muslim community, and are grateful when we can work together on efforts that promote peace, kindness and caring for others.

All people, regardless of their different ethnicities, races and nationalities, are equal under God.

While the centers of Islam and the Church of Jesus Christ sit on opposite sides of the world, the values that bring our communities together could not be closer.

For each of us, family is the foundation of religious and cultural life. No priority supersedes the education of our future generations.

Embracing diversity is a key way to counter extremism, which often arises out of the sense that there’s only one true way to live or one true religion to follow.

Education is not just shaping the minds of children. It’s implanting inside of them antibodies that would make them immune toward certain kinds of ideologies.

We are tackling the challenge of terrorism and its root causes at the source — by educating Muslim youth to reject extremist ideology, by demonstrating to non-Muslims our determination to build bridges of cooperation among the peoples, and by providing humanitarian aid to Muslims and non-Muslims alike.

While the centers of Islam and the Church of Jesus Christ sit on opposite sides of the world, the values that bring our communities together could not be closer.

Baghdadi’s death is a huge loss for ISIS and an historical event for the United States and its endeavors in counterterrorism.