Makkah, Saudi Arabia – Mabrouk Zaid Kheir, President of the Supreme Islamic Council of Algeria, participated in the inauguration ceremony of the Muslim World League’s (MWL) global electronic platform. The event took place in Makkah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, on Wednesday.
According to a statement released by the Supreme Islamic Council, Mr. Zaid Kheir’s presence at the launch underscores Algeria’s commitment to supporting initiatives that promote understanding and cooperation within the Muslim world. The new platform is envisioned as a central hub for disseminating information, fostering dialogue, and facilitating collaboration among Islamic scholars, organizations, and communities worldwide.
The MWL’s global electronic platform aims to leverage technology to enhance its outreach and impact. It will serve as a repository of Islamic knowledge, providing access to scholarly articles, research papers, and educational resources. Furthermore, the platform will facilitate online forums and discussions, enabling individuals from diverse backgrounds to engage in meaningful conversations about contemporary issues facing the Muslim community.
The launch marks a significant step in the MWL’s efforts to adapt to the digital age and to strengthen its role as a leading voice for Muslims globally. By providing a user-friendly and accessible online platform, the MWL hopes to promote a more nuanced and informed understanding of Islam, counter misinformation, and foster greater unity among Muslims around the world.
The Supreme Islamic Council of Algeria views the platform as a valuable tool for promoting religious tolerance and combating extremism. It believes that by providing access to authentic Islamic teachings and fostering dialogue, the platform can help to counter the narratives of hate and division that fuel conflict and violence. Mr. Zaid Kheir’s participation reflects Algeria’s dedication to supporting initiatives that promote peace, understanding, and cooperation within the Muslim world.
