Hawzah News Agency- The event, organized by the Global Assembly of Qademoun, will be broadcast at 8:00 PM Tehran time via the Safir internet network at http://heyatonline.ir/SAFIR_TV.
Distinguished Lineup of Speakers
The conference will feature a distinguished panel of scholars and intellectuals from across the Islamic world:
- Dr. Ahmed al-Raysouni – Former president of the International Union of Muslim Scholars, Morocco
- Dr. Abdul Ghani Shamsuddin – President of the Asian Scholars Assembly, Malaysia
- Dr. Muhyiddin Hamdi Yildirim – Association president and religious official, Turkey
- Sheikh Kafah Bata – Mufti of Russia
- Mawlawi Habibullah Hosam – President of the Afghan Brotherhood Council, Afghanistan
- Sheikh al-Hadith Mufti Muhammad Dawood – Scholar, Pakistan
- Dr. Ihsan Ataya – Deputy for International Relations, Palestinian Islamic Jihad, Palestine
- Dr. Nasser Qandil – Editor-in-chief of Al-Binaa newspaper, Lebanon
- Mamousta Sayyed Muhammad Mohammadi – Friday prayer leader of Javanrud, Iran
- Sheikh Sayyed Adnan Hosseini – Friday prayer leader of Kal, Iran
A Platform for Islamic Unity
The conference aims to strengthen solidarity among Islamic nations and provide a platform for dialogue on the challenges and opportunities facing the Muslim world. Participants are expected to address a range of issues, including the state of the Islamic ummah, the importance of unity in the face of external pressures, and the role of scholars in guiding their societies.
The event reflects ongoing efforts by Islamic institutions to foster cooperation and exchange among thinkers from diverse regions — from North Africa and Southeast Asia to the Caucasus, Central Asia, and the Middle East.
Organizers said the participation of figures from Morocco, Malaysia, Turkey, Russia, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Palestine, Lebanon, and Iran underscores the conference's broad international scope and its commitment to bridging diverse perspectives within the Islamic world.
The fifth edition builds on previous conferences that have established the gathering as a significant forum for Islamic intellectual exchange.
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