Peace for Humanity - Muhammad (PBUH) The Merciful - YouTube: "24th September 2011 @ Wembley Arena under the supervision of Shaykh ul Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir ul Qadri (Founder of Minhaj Welfare Foundation)
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Shaykh Dr Ahmed Omer Hashim (Former Chancellor Al-Azhar University Egypt)
Shaykh Dr Abd Al-Fadeel Al-Qawsi (Senior Al-Azhar University Delegate)
Shaykh As'ad Muhammad Sagharji (Syria)
Shaykh Abdul Hakim Murad (University of Cambridge, UK)
Dr Joel Hayward (Royal Air Force College, UK)
Shaykh Hassan Mohiuddin Qadri (President MQI Supreme Council)
Shaykh Ahmed Babikir (UK/Sudan)
Shaykh Muhammad Al-Ninowy (USA)
Prof John L. Esposito (USA)
Dr Rowan Williams (UK)
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Tuesday, September 27, 2011
“Peace for Humanity” sponsored by Minhaj-ul-Quran Int'l (MQI), a rally to promote moderate, inclusive version of Islam
The American Muslim (TAM): "An estimated twelve thousand Muslims and interfaith leaders gathered for an event called “Peace for Humanity” sponsored by Minhaj-ul-Quran International (MQI). The event was broadcast live to dozens of countries, and was a rally against extremism and to promote a moderate, inclusive version of Islam. The event in Wembley Arena was led by Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri, a respected Pakistan-born Islamic scholar.
The Press Association reported that
The conference heard a series of lengthy and impassioned speeches, some in Arabic, from Islamic scholars denouncing terrorism and extremism.
There were also prayers for peace from a range of representatives from different religions including the Bishop of Barking, the Rt Rev David Hawkins, Jewish rabbis and representatives from the Hindu, Buddhist and Sikh faiths." (pls click link for complete article)
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The Press Association reported that
The conference heard a series of lengthy and impassioned speeches, some in Arabic, from Islamic scholars denouncing terrorism and extremism.
There were also prayers for peace from a range of representatives from different religions including the Bishop of Barking, the Rt Rev David Hawkins, Jewish rabbis and representatives from the Hindu, Buddhist and Sikh faiths." (pls click link for complete article)
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