The Mufti of Oman comments on the initiative of the Sheikh of Al-Azhar on reconciliation and stopping bloodshed in the Arab region

The Mufti of the Sultanate of Oman, Ahmed Al-Khalili, commented on the initiative launched by the Sheikh of Al-Azhar, Ahmed Al-Tayeb, for reconciliation in the Arab region and to stop bloodshed, stressing his support for the approach “with all enthusiasm,” as he put it. This came in a statement by the Mufti of Oman that he published on his page on the

He continued, saying: “The wise men of the nation must strengthen each other’s support, in order to mend the gap, gather the hairs, and unify the word, so that this nation becomes one nation in its principles, goals, efforts, goals, and concerns, in accordance with the Almighty’s saying: ‘O you who have believed, fear God as He should be feared, and do not die. Except that you are Muslims * And hold fast to the rope of God all together and do not become divided * And remember the blessings of God upon you when you were enemies and He united your hearts. So, by His grace, you became brothers, and you were on the brink of a pit of fire, so He saved you from it.” Al-Khalili concluded by saying, “May God grant success to everyone who seeks goodness and calls for it: ‘Indeed, we do not waste the reward of one who does good work.’”

On Sunday, the Sheikh of Al-Azhar called for the formation of an “urgent mediation and calm committee” aimed at ending conflicts and wars in the Arab region. The Sheikh of Al-Azhar said, in a statement, that his call comes “based on his historical and legitimate responsibility towards the issues of the Arab and Islamic nations, and in light of the bloody conflicts and conflicts the region is witnessing that have ravaged the security of the nations and led to the destabilization of the entire region.”

He warned that “dispersal and rivalry are the main reason for the weakness of the nation, the violation of its sanctities, the nations’ supplications over it, and the dissipation of its achievements and wealth, and this at a time when the nation is most in need of unity of ranks, gathering of words, preserving infallible blood, and investing in its resources and in the wealth and capabilities that God has bestowed upon it instead of wasting it in wars and conflicts.” Sheikh Al-Azhar Kalak called for the proposed mediation committee to include “representatives from various Arab and Islamic countries, wise and sincere people who love goodness, peace and stability.”