The Global Imams Council (GIC), est. 2014, is a transnational body of Muslim faith leaders and scholars from all sects, serving Islam and Muslims worldwide.
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Islam advocates for the creation of sustainable and inclusive Islamic cities that prioritize community welfare, social justice, and harmony, reflecting the core principles celebrated on World Cities Day.
Islam emphasizes the values of care and support, advocating for compassion and assistance to those in need.
On United Nations Day, the Global Imams Council reaffirms its commitment to fostering peace, justice, and cooperation among nations for a better world.
Islam advocates for peace and harmony, making Disarmament Week a significant reminder of the faith's commitment to promoting disarmament and the peaceful resolution of conflicts.
The GIC emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and informed engagement in today's digital age.
The Global Imams Council congratulates Azerbaijan on the Occasion of The Day of Restoration of Independence.
Islam promotes the eradication of poverty through its principles of charity, social justice, and equitable distribution of wealth, encouraging zakat and continuous support for the less fortunate as a moral and communal responsibility.
Islam encourages preparedness and compassion, aligning with the International Day for Disaster Risk Reduction by promoting proactive measures to protect lives and communities.
GIC promotes the empowerment of girls and the fulfillment of their human rights. Girls have the right to a safe, educated, and healthy life at all stages of their lives.
On this day, the GIC reaffirms its strong condemnation of terrorism, reflecting on the tragic events of October 7, when Hamas terrorists committed the deadliest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
On this day, the GIC reaffirms its strong condemnation of terrorism, reflecting on the tragic events of October 7, when Hamas terrorists committed the deadliest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust.
In 1999,the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution declaring October 4-10 each year as World Space Week.The aim of this initiative is to promote and develop space knowledge and to familiarize people and youth with the role of space technology in human life on Earth.
