The Religion & Security Council (RSC) promotes conflicts resolution and peace-building by addressing the role of the religious factor in international crises. RSC forums and panel discussions, formation and information activities, cooperation programs and policy proposals, engage decision-makers, officials, scholars and experts, with different backgrounds but a common purpose: to raise awareness of the major contribution that the religious factor can provide in defusing confrontational situations and advancing reconciliation, in areas that witness warfare, unrest and humanitarian emergencies. In particular, RSC advocates for a major role of interreligious dialogue and cooperation as instruments of peace-building and conflicts resolution.
“Our cooperation is aimed at advancing new approaches, policies and instruments to address the diverse but interconnected challenges affecting the Mediterranean-Middle East region”. With this joint…
The Prophet of Islam (PBUH) categorically stated, as does the Quran, that he brings nothing new to the world, and that his message is only a…
Foremost among the behavioral deterrents that prevent a full scale integration of Muslims into India’s larger social fabric is the derogatory use of the Arabic term…
RSC Research Fellow Dr. Tehseen Nisar participated in a meeting on “Challenges and Prospects of Interreligious Dialogue”, organized by the Deir Mar Musa community from August…
Conference by RSC Chairman Mr. Emiliano Stornelli on “The Future of Security in the Middle East: The Case of Syria”, organized by MASAT-Malaysian Student Association in…
All religions agree upon a supreme God and on his several attributes of mercy and all pervasiveness. Then what is it that diversifies them in the…