Grand Mufti of the Kingdom Ahmed Hasanat took part on Tuesday in the opening of the First International Islamic Civilization Forum in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, held under the theme 'A Path of Peace, Tolerance, Science, and Knowledge.' The forum brings together scholars, thinkers, decision-makers, and representatives of religious and cultural institutions from more than 50 countries to discuss the values and contributions of Islamic civilization.
The five-day event, taking place in Tashkent, Samarkand, and Termez from July 7 to 11, focuses on promoting the principles of peace, tolerance, and enlightenment, while highlighting the human values associated with Islamic heritage.
The forum’s agenda includes academic discussions and international conferences addressing Islamic civilization, religious sciences, cultural heritage preservation, manuscript digitization, and opportunities to enhance global scholarly cooperation.
Special attention is being given to the legacy of Imam Al-Maturidi and his intellectual tradition through dedicated conferences in Samarkand and Termez. The program also features sessions on the heritage of Imam Al-Bukhari and the contributions of the Termez school to Hadith studies.
Grand Mufti of the Kingdom Ahmed Hasanat took part on Tuesday in the opening of the First International Islamic Civilization Forum in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, held under the theme 'A Path of Peace, Tolerance, Science, and Knowledge.' The forum brings together scholars, thinkers, decision-makers, and representatives of religious and cultural institutions from more than 50 countries to discuss the values and contributions of Islamic civilization.
The five-day event, taking place in Tashkent, Samarkand, and Termez from July 7 to 11, focuses on promoting the principles of peace, tolerance, and enlightenment, while highlighting the human values associated with Islamic heritage.
The forum’s agenda includes academic discussions and international conferences addressing Islamic civilization, religious sciences, cultural heritage preservation, manuscript digitization, and opportunities to enhance global scholarly cooperation.
Special attention is being given to the legacy of Imam Al-Maturidi and his intellectual tradition through dedicated conferences in Samarkand and Termez. The program also features sessions on the heritage of Imam Al-Bukhari and the contributions of the Termez school to Hadith studies.
Grand Mufti of the Kingdom Ahmed Hasanat took part on Tuesday in the opening of the First International Islamic Civilization Forum in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, held under the theme 'A Path of Peace, Tolerance, Science, and Knowledge.' The forum brings together scholars, thinkers, decision-makers, and representatives of religious and cultural institutions from more than 50 countries to discuss the values and contributions of Islamic civilization.
The five-day event, taking place in Tashkent, Samarkand, and Termez from July 7 to 11, focuses on promoting the principles of peace, tolerance, and enlightenment, while highlighting the human values associated with Islamic heritage.
The forum’s agenda includes academic discussions and international conferences addressing Islamic civilization, religious sciences, cultural heritage preservation, manuscript digitization, and opportunities to enhance global scholarly cooperation.
Special attention is being given to the legacy of Imam Al-Maturidi and his intellectual tradition through dedicated conferences in Samarkand and Termez. The program also features sessions on the heritage of Imam Al-Bukhari and the contributions of the Termez school to Hadith studies.
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Jordan Participates in Islamic Civilization Forum in Uzbekistan
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