Organised by the Malaysian Islamic Development Department (JAKIM) and the Muslim World League (MWL), this landmark summit has drawn over 1,500 participants to the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. The agenda focuses on the ethical responsibilities of faith leaders in an era of rapid technological change and geopolitical tension. Keynote speakers emphasized that the Ummah must lead in promoting "Common Human Values" to counter rising Islamophobia and extremism. The summit is expected to produce the "KL Declaration 2026," a roadmap for integrating Islamic values into global peace-building efforts and supporting the spiritual resilience of the digital-native generation.
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Faith Leaders from 31 Nations Gather in KL to Blueprint Global Peace and Youth Resilience
The 3rd International Summit of Religious Leaders opened in Kuala Lumpur today, positioning Malaysia as a central hub for the "Wasatiyyah" (moderation) movement in the 21st century.
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