AL Azhar
The Grand Imam of Al-Azhar, Ahmed Al-Tayeb, has extended his sincere congratulations to Egypt’s dedicated workforce on the occasion of Labor Day, observed annually on May 1st. The Grand Imam expressed his deep appreciation for the vital contributions and tireless efforts of workers in driving the nation’s progress.
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In a statement, Al Azhar stressed that these actions aim to impose a policy of Judaizing Islamic holy sites like the the shrine of the Prophet Jacob (peace be upon him) and erasing their defining features.
In a statement issued on Thursday, Al-Azhar affirmed that these attacks constitute a grave escalation and a flagrant violation of all international and humanitarian laws and conventions.
El-Sisi made the remarks during a visit to the Egyptian Military Academy to attend the personal assessment interviews for Ministry of Endowments’ preachers holding doctoral degrees, who are set to join a two-year academic program hosted by the academy.
He made the remarks during an interactive dialogue with scholars and jury members for an academic program hosted by the Egyptian Military Academy.
“What Gaza is enduring under these harsh climatic conditions constitutes a genuine test of humanity’s conscience. Innocent people who survived an aggression and genocide beyond human endurance are now confronting relentless rain, violent storms, and biting cold, while children lack even the most basic protection against the cruelty of winter,” said Grad Imam of Al Azhar Ahmed Al Tayeb.
In a statement, Al-Azhar affirmed that this heinous terrorist crime constitutes a blatant assault on the sanctity of human life, which Allah Almighty has forbidden to be violated, and a flagrant violation of the sanctity and inviolability of houses of worship. It is clear evidence of the perpetrators’ complete stripping away of all religious, humanitarian, and moral values, their shameless disregard for the value of human life, and their transformation into savage forces that threaten the security and stability of societies.
Erbaş was briefed on the educational activities of the Al-Azhar, where he observed Quran memorization sessions and lessons in Islamic and Arabic sciences.
Egypt’s Al-Azhar Sheikhdom, one of the most prominent Islamic institutes in the world, strongly condemned the Israeli attacks on Syria, highlighting how these aggressions reflect that Israel is disseminating chaos and instability in the region.
“The persistent oppression, displacement, and land confiscation committed by the Zionist enemy,” he said, “demand that young people take initiative and volunteer for Palestine.”
The 900-year-old manuscripts, sourced from the Al-Azhar Library’s collection, were highlighted in a statement from Al-Azhar on Friday.
Al Azhar denounced the Israeli targeting of patients and medical staff of the hospital, resulting in the deaths of dozens of innocent people, as well as the detention and humiliation of doctors and paramedics, forcing them to take off their clothes and kidnapping them to unknown locations.
Sheikh Ahmed El-Tayeb said that Al-Azhar is spreading the message of Islam represented in peace among all; Islam made compassion the basis of relations regardless of people's beliefs, races, and colors. I'm He added that Allah wanted to make accepting the other a universal law, and made the natural bond among humans the governing factor in relations among believers, and among believers and non-believers.
Ibrahim’s visit is part of both countries’ endeavors to cement their historic ties and boost political, economic, cultural and religious relations between Cairo and Kuala Lumpur.
Al-Azhar affirmed that terrorizing peaceful civilians, killing them, and exacting revenge for political motives is a heinous terrorist crime against humanity, given that the noble faith regards such acts as grave sins and among the most severe offenses.
The religious institution said in a statement that the massacre is another genocide crime committed by the occupation forces against the innocent Palestinian people.
Unfortunately, the depiction in the ceremony runs counter to Olympic Charter principles, seemingly promoting specific intellectual agendas unrelated to sports, which ideally should unite rather than divide, the Church said.
“Al-Azhar, and nearly two billion Muslims behind it, believe that Jesus (pbuh) is the Messenger of Allah. The Quran reads, Jesus is Allah’s “Word through Mary and a spirit from Him” (4: 171),” the statement continued.
Al-Azhar condemned in the strongest terms the “brutal massacre committed by the terrorists of the criminal Zionist occupation” against civilians in the Nuseirat camp Saturday in the central Gaza Strip.