Malmö, Sweden: Dr. Hassan Mohiuddin Engaged with Religious Representatives in Collaboration with Minhaj Dialogue Forum

Dr. Hassan Mohiuddin, Chairman Supreme Council of Minhaj-ul-Quran International, held a significant meeting in Malmö, Sweden, with representatives from various religious and academic institutions actively collaborating with the Minhaj Dialogue Forum. The discussion centered on fostering interfaith dialogue, social cohesion, and strengthening partnerships for promoting peace and mutual understanding.

Prominent attendees included:

- Sofia Hallbäck – Operational Manager, OpenSkåne

- Örjan Wallin – Representative from The Swedish Agency for Support for Faith Communities

- Dan-Erik Andersson – Senior Lecturer & Director of Third Cycle Studies, Lund University

- Gunilla Hallonsten – Vicar, Church of Sweden

- Jonas Alwall – Head of Unit & Senior Lecturer, Malmö University (International Migration and Ethnic Relations)

- Agnes Callewaert – Deacon & Project Leader of Tillit Malmö, Church of Sweden

Dr. Hassan Mohiuddin emphasized Minhaj-ul-Quran’s commitment to interfaith harmony and highlighted the importance of structured dialogue in addressing contemporary challenges. He appreciated the collaborative efforts between Minhaj Dialogue Forum and Swedish faith communities, noting that such initiatives serve as vital platforms for promoting tolerance, respect, and unity across different religious and cultural backgrounds.

During the meeting, Dr. Hassan Mohiuddin also presented his book, The Constitution of Medina and the Concept of Welfare State, to the distinguished guests. The book explores the principles of governance, social justice, and interfaith harmony as outlined in the Constitution of Medina, drawing connections to the modern concept of a welfare state.

The participants acknowledged Minhaj-ul-Quran's ongoing contributions in Sweden and expressed their commitment to strengthening these collaborative efforts to create a more inclusive and peaceful society.