MWL Chief Launches Global Qur'an Science Council in Malaysia
The Secretary-General of the Muslim World League (MWL), Dr. Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa, inaugurated the Global Council for Scientific Miracles in the Holy Qur'an and Sunnah on Sunday in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This landmark event took place during an official visit to Malaysia, as announced by the organization through its social media channels.
Strengthening Islamic and Educational Programs
Malaysia hosted this international initiative as part of its ongoing partnership with the MWL, aimed at supporting Islamic and educational programs. The cooperation was further solidified through the signing of seven agreements between the MWL and various Malaysian government and private institutions. These agreements involve universities, research centers, and academic bodies, highlighting a commitment to collaborative efforts in scholarly and educational domains.
Key Events and Attendees
During his visit, Dr. Al-Issa also presided over the closing ceremony of the Science and Faith program and competition. Both the inauguration and the closing ceremony were attended by a distinguished gathering of international scholars, government ministers, and senior university figures. The closing ceremony featured a visual presentation that outlined the program's activities and objectives, alongside the announcement of the MWL's international awards.
Objectives of the New Council and Program
The newly established Global Council for Scientific Miracles in the Holy Qur'an and Sunnah is designed to advance scholarly engagement with the Qur'an and Sunnah, fostering a deeper understanding of their scientific aspects. Concurrently, the Science and Faith program aims to promote research and intellectual exchange, encouraging dialogue between science and faith. This initiative underscores the MWL's dedication to enhancing educational and research opportunities within the Islamic world.
The launch of this council represents a significant step in global Islamic scholarship, leveraging Malaysia's role as a hub for international cooperation. By bringing together experts from diverse fields, the MWL seeks to bridge gaps between traditional religious studies and modern scientific inquiry, ultimately contributing to a more informed and engaged global Muslim community.
