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IUMS Delegation Led by Dr. Fadl Murad Visits Addis Ababa, Expresses Optimism About Current Situation

A distinguished delegation from the Union, presided over by the esteemed Sheikh Dr. Fadl Murad, a venerated member of the Board of Trustees, recently embarked on an official mission to Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. This noteworthy visit was commissioned and orchestrated by the Union's Secretary-General, Sheikh Ali Al-Qaradaghi.

Upon arrival, Sheikh Fadl was cordially received by both the President and the Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Muslims, situated at the Council's headquarters within the heart of Ethiopia. In a comprehensive statement, Sheikh Fadl encapsulated his constructive optimism pertaining to the ongoing socio-religious landscape. It came in the wake of a regrettable dispute over mosque demolition, which had inadvertent, far-reaching repercussions. However, in a reassuring confirmation, he relayed Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed's commitment to not just ameliorating the situation, but spearheading the construction of Africa's largest mosque and ensuring allocation of dedicated lands to all other mosques.

In a subsequent phase of this outreach, the Union's Secretary-General is slated for a visit to Ethiopia. His visit aims to convey profound gratitude to the Prime Minister for his demonstrable attention to the Muslim community. Furthermore, he is scheduled to meet with the Supreme Council for Muslims in Ethiopia to gain firsthand insight into their circumstances, and more broadly, the status of the Muslim community.

This mission embodies a beacon of optimism, reflecting a dedicated pursuit of peace, harmony, and consensus on matters of religious and cultural importance in Ethiopia. The promises of building Africa's largest mosque and designating lands to all mosques symbolize progressive strides toward bolstering religious freedom, fostering intercommunal dialogue, and augmenting peaceful cohabitation among Muslims and diverse groups within the nation.

The Union's representation harbors the aspiration for religious and cultural relations in Ethiopia to progress towards greater amity and mutual understanding. This aligns with the continuous collaborative efforts directed towards nurturing a harmonious coexistence, reinforcing unity, and solidifying solidarity within the nation.
Source : IUMS


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