The document affirms the need to respect the existence of the other and preserve his dignity and all his rights with coexistence, partnership and fraternal cooperation .. and the importance of religious and civilized dialogue .. and the negativity of summoning the tragedies of history that are attributed to their owners and not Islam or anything else.

Rabat - His Excellency the Secretary General of the Muslim World League and Chairman of the Association of Muslim Scholars Sheikh Dr. Muhammad bin Abdul Karim Al-Issa confirmed that the Makkah Document carries a message with an enlightened Islamic horizon undertaken by the nation’s scholars, and endorsed by the attendance of its historic conference by the general mufti and scholars of the Islamic world and the countries of various minorities. Their sects and sects of more than 1,200 Mufti and scholars, and more than 4,500 Islamic thinkers from 27 sects and sects from 139 countries.

During a keynote lecture within the international symposium "The Makkah Al-Mukarramah Document: Achievements and Prospects", organized by the Islamic World Organization for Education, Science and Culture (ISESCO) in cooperation with the Islamic World League in the Moroccan capital Rabat, His Excellency reviewed the most prominent features of the Makkah Al-Mukarramah Document and its distinctive idea and examples of The manifestations of its celebration inside and outside the Islamic world, stressing that it showed Islam’s position on civilizational sharing and human coexistence, and its stance in general with a number of pressing contemporary issues.

He touched on the document’s affirmation of the need to respect the existence of the other and preserve his dignity with all his rights with coexistence, partnership and fraternal cooperation, pointing to the manifestations of the document on the importance of effective religious and civilizational dialogue while alerting the articles of the document to the negativity of summoning the tragedies of history that are attributed to their owners and not Islam or anything else.

Dr. Al-Issa pointed out the document's keenness to develop Islamic societies, confront corruption, rationalize consumption and preserve the environment, and to rationalize religious sentiment, especially among Muslim youth, so as not to be launched without awareness or rationality.

He said: The kidnappers of some Muslim youth do not bet on anything in order to achieve their goals, just as they bet on unconscious emotion, with the family and the relevant governmental and civil institutions responsible for this educational and immunization function.

His Excellency pointed out that the Makkah Document filled an important void in the consensus of the scholars of the Islamic Ummah regarding pressing modern issues, and that it demonstrated the distinction of those scholars in their ability to unify their word despite their great sectarian diversity, adding that the Qiblah and the umbrella of the Holy Makkah is the first to achieve the consensus of Islamic scholars with their sectarian diversity. On important issues of a wide scientific and intellectual debate, and that the document has a public body and an annual award concerned with studies, programs and initiatives to activate it around the world.

ISESCO Director General Dr. Salem Al-Malik delivered a speech in which he praised the efforts of the Muslim World League in carrying the concerns of the Islamic nation and the hopes of its generations and foreseeing the best for its future, stressing the close partnership between ISESCO and the League.

The Assistant Secretary-General of the Muhammadan Association of Scholars in the Kingdom of Morocco, Dr. Ahmed Al-Senouni, affirmed that the Makkah Al-Mukarramah Document, in its rich and original provisions, orientations and principles, is a source of inspiration at the individual and collective levels as a humanitarian document in its goals and functional dimensions.

The head of the Moroccan Center for Educational Studies and Research, Dr. Khaled Al-Samadi, explained that the document corrected many concepts, established many values, and worked on developing the skills of managing difference, while the rapporteur of the Kingdom of Morocco Academy, Dr. Mustafa Zabakh, described the document as a link that the Islamic world and all humankind need in Under the turmoil and intellectual conflicts that the world is witnessing today.

The lecture concluded with a number of interventions that analyzed the contents of the Makkah Al-Mukarramah Document and its role in serving the Islamic message and clarifying its facts and its importance to the Islamic interior in the interaction of its components with each other and their interaction with those abroad, and in adopting a comprehensive reference in its official educational, intellectual, cultural and religious institutions.