Islamic civilization brings great change to the region
Religious thinkers, scholars and clerics exchanged their views in a meeting mounted on the theme of Islamic Civilization.
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Chaired by Hojjatol Islam Mesbahi Moqaddam, the meeting on "Islamic Civilization" was held in attendance of prominent religious thinkers.
The key speakers Mohammad Abbasi, Mamousta Rostami, Ensiyeh Khaz-Ali detailed their views on Islamic Civilization noting as such civilization can bring a great change to the region.
Opening the meeting by the congratulatory message on birth anniversary of Imam Mahdi (AS), twelfth Shia Imam and grandson of Mohammad Prophet (PBUH), Mamousta Rostami highlighted
the existing commonalities among Muslim nations.
"We follow the same religion and have no disputations with Shia people," stressed the religious cleric urged Muslims from all sects to try harder for shielding unity, promoting rapprochement, and putting an end to the present showdowns.
Along with him, Ensiyeh Khaz-Ali delineated his views and lines over the necessity of sorting out the current setbacks and problems placing emphasis as well on prominent role of culture to this end.
Elsewhere in his remarks, he beckoned to strengths and weaknesses of Islamic culture placing emphasis on the necessity of gaining knowledge and wisdom, learning skills and the know-how of overtaking other civilizations.
Following his speech, Mahmoud Abbasi extended his gratitude to organizers of the event stressing, "Orientation to unity among lawyers, thinkers and scholars bring conversation and solidarity ironing out the current disputations in the World of Islam," stressed Mahmoud Abbasi.
The event closed by Hojjatol Islam Sabahi Moqaddam's speech given for delineating the of reviving the Islamic Civilization noting, "triumph of Islamic revolution and emergence of Islamic awakening in the region were of noting steps taken in rebuilding the Islamic civilization."
The first conference of Intellectual Assistance on "Implementing Diplomacy of Unity in Muslim World" with prominent religious clerics and thinkers in attendance was opened in Iran Capital city of Tehran on May 10, 2017.
Scholars from different scientific, cultural and religious areas attend the one-day event and to address the strategies and roadmaps for removing dispersion and promoting unity among Muslims from all sects and denominations.
The religious event focused on the themes of "Diplomacy of Unity", "Islamic Nation", "Islamic civilization" and "resistance, Axis of Unity".
