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The Deputy Secretary-General of the Muslim World League, Sheikh Dr. Abdulrahman bin Abdullah Al-Zaid, discussed how family issues have become major cultural and civilizational concerns, intersecting with Sharia, values, public policies, and media amid global cultural shifts. He explained that contemporary challenges—such as the declining centrality of the family, weakened intergenerational dialogue, and the proliferation of digital patterns—impact family stability and identity. He also emphasized the need to protect the family through a comprehensive scientific project involving international institutions, Islamic jurisprudential councils, and mental health centers. Additionally, he highlighted the importance of being cautious about risks related to insularity or assimilation, advocating for family participation in the transformations of modern times while preserving core principles, and establishing ethical guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence in family education and development.
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