Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa Secretary-General Muslim World League meets PM Modi in Delhi
Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa Secretary-General
Muslim World League meets PM Modi in Delhi
Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa Secretary-General
Muslim World League who is on a Visit to India, met PM Modi.
Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa heaped praises on PM Modi for his passionate perspective towards inclusive growth and said they agreed on the importance of working together to confront all aspects of extremism and hatred, regardless of their source.
Both discussed various aspects of furthering interfaith harmony, peace and working towards human progress.
In a tweet on Wednesday, Al-Issa wrote that he had an insightful discussion with the Indian PM on a variety of issues, including ways to further human-centric development and the importance of promoting understanding and harmony among the followers of faith and culture.
The Muslim World League Secretary-General further added
while he appreciates His Excellency’s passionate perspective, there was also agreement on the importance of working together on confronting all aspects of extremism and hatred, regardless of their source and reason, as peace and prosperity in our diverse world can only be achieved with aware and comprehensive citizenship.
He also elaborated upon the details of the important meeting in his lecture at the India Islamic Cultural Centre, delivered after the meeting with His Excellency the PM; it was attended by senior scholars, both Muslim and non-Muslim, along with thinkers and politicians-coming from different states of India-who valued and appreciated the lecture.
Earlier, in a tweet, the Prime Minister’s Office (PMO.wrote said, “PM narendramodi met H.E. Sheikh Mphmd Alissa, Secretary General of Muslim World League and Chairman of the Organisation of Muslim Scholars. They had insightful discussions on various aspects of furthering inter-faith harmony, peace and working towards human progress.”
The Muslim World League (MWL) is an international NGO headquartered in Mecca, with members from all Islamic countries and sects.
It aims to present Islam and its tolerant principles, provide humanitarian aid, extend bridges of dialogue and cooperation with all, engage in positive openness to all cultures and civilisations, follow the path of centrism and moderation, and ward off movements calling for extremism, violence and exclusion.
News input KV Raman
