The 15^th Hijrah century marks a significant milestone in the history of the Muslim world, symbolizing both continuity and change.

It offers an opportunity for reflection on the achievements, challenges, and lessons learned from the past centuries, while aslo setting the stage for envisioning a future characterized by MADANI – sustainability, prosperity, innovation, respect, trust and care & compassion.

Moderation is a core Islamic value that emphasizes balance, temeperance, and avoiding extremes in thought and action.

Promoting Islam and Moderation involve fostering a culture of critical thinking, dialogue, and mutual respect within Muslim communities, as well as advocating policies and initiatives that reflect the principles of moderation in governance, higher education, and social welfare.

Muslim Moderate with clear framework of Islam and Moderation play a crucial role as catalyst for positive change and advancement within Muslim-majority societies and the global Muslim community with other faiths.

They embody the principles of moderation, balance, and tolerance serving as bridges between diverse religious, cultural and ideological perspectives.

The 15th Hijrah century presents a range of complex challenges for the Muslim world, including ‘inherited’ political instability, ‘continues’ socio-economic disparities, ‘blind’ sectarianism, extremism and Islamophobia and religio-phobia.

Muslim Moderate are called upon to confront these challenges with courage, wisdom, compassion, rejecting violence, intolerance and exclusionary ideologies in favor of peaceful and inclusive solutions for all.

Empowering Muslim Moderate requires investing in higher education, leadership talent, and grassroots initiatives that promote dialogue, reconciliation and community engagement that uphold social justice, mutual respect and acceptance.

It involves amplifying the voices of the moderate scholars, activists and thought leaders who advocates for progressive interpretations of Islam and Moderation in the current-led extremist narratives.

International collaboration and solidarity among Muslims Moderate are essential for addressing transnational issues such as terrorism, climate change and global inequality in the Muslim world and others.