Cairo: HE Chairman of the Board of the Doha International Center for Interfaith Dialogue (DICID), Dr. Ibrahim bin Saleh Al Nuaimi, has reaffirmed Qatar's significant commitment to family empowerment and stability. He emphasized the importance of national campaigns like "Family is The Treasure of a Nation," launched by the Ministry of Social Development and Family, in enhancing the family's role within society.
According to Qatar News Agency, Dr. Al Nuaimi delivered a speech on behalf of international organizations during the closing session of the conference titled 'Family Challenges Amidst Major Transformations: A Fatwa-Based Approach to Protecting the Family, Envisioning its Future, and Preserving Identity.' He stressed that the family is a central focus in educational decisions in Qatar, with the understanding that a stable, conscious, and integrated family is crucial for the educational, academic, and psychological preparation of children.
Dr. Al Nuaimi highlighted DICID's active participation in the conference, reflecting its dedication as an international institution to engage in issues concerning the Islamic world. He underscored the importance of cooperation with organizations like Egypt's Dar Al Ifta, which regularly participates in the Doha Conference for Interfaith Dialogue. He addressed the challenges facing the family due to globalization and technological changes, urging for research and strategies to preserve family cohesion, particularly within the Muslim community, by adhering to Islamic principles.
He called for critical reflection on external influences and emphasized the need to balance adaptation with steadfastness in religious values. He pointed out the responsibility of individuals, authorities, and institutions to address family issues and protect against the threats posed by globalization and technological advancements.
Dr. Al Nuaimi also noted the increasing pluralism in societies and the role of interfaith dialogue in strengthening family values. He stressed the necessity for foundational principles in family building and highlighted the attention given to family in Islamic teachings, which provide solutions to social, educational, and psychological challenges.
Concluding his remarks, Dr. Al Nuaimi advocated for continued involvement in conferences that reinforce the cohesion of the Muslim family and broader Islamic societies. The DICID's participation in the conference demonstrates Qatar's ongoing presence in international discussions on Islamic world issues, particularly those affecting the Muslim family amid global transformations.
The 11th International Fatwa Conference in Cairo gathered Muslim scholars, government officials, and academics to analyze contemporary family challenges related to artificial intelligence and digital transformation. The conference aimed to develop a comprehensive fatwa approach to protect families and preserve their identity, addressing topics like digital separation and the impact of technological changes on family stability and relationships.