Muslim Leaders Alert on Extremism Risks
The Council of Muslim Elders has warned of the danger posed by terrorist groups and extremist organizations that exploit religion to spread hatred and violence. They seek to attract and recruit young people to serve agendas that contradict the teachings of Islam and its humanitarian values. The council emphasized that these groups pose a threat to the security and stability of societies, undermine efforts for coexistence and peace, and called for confronting extremism by enhancing religious and intellectual awareness among youth. They also urged for international cooperation to counter the exploitation of digital platforms for spreading hatred and inciting violence, with a focus on dismantling the roots of extremism and promoting a culture of dialogue and tolerance.
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