Department Of Community Development Organises Iftar To Promote Tolerance At Abrahamic Family House

The Department of Community Development – Abu Dhabi (DCD) recently hosted a collective Iftar at the Abrahamic Family House. This event aligns with the Year of Community and aims to enhance social cohesion and coexistence. Dr. Mugheer Khamis Al Khaili, Chairman of DCD, Hamad Ali Al Dhaheri, Undersecretary, and various religious leaders attended the gathering, which highlighted Abu Dhabi's values of tolerance and fraternity.

Hosting the Iftar at this significant location underscores Abu Dhabi's dedication to fostering a society that embraces cultural and religious diversity. The Abrahamic Family House stands as a global symbol of human coexistence, reflecting leadership's vision for dialogue and tolerance among all people. This architectural landmark plays a crucial role in promoting these ideals.

Iftar Promotes Tolerance at Abrahamic Family House

The Department emphasised that the collective Iftar is part of annual gatherings aimed at engaging with religious leaders from different faiths. These meetings highlight the importance of faith leaders in strengthening community bonds, promoting peaceful coexistence, and fostering mutual respect across religions and cultures. Such efforts contribute to creating a harmonious society.

Dr. Mugheer Al Khaili noted that the annual Iftar reflects Abu Dhabi’s core values of tolerance and coexistence. These gatherings are vital for fostering human connections across society, supporting dialogue, and achieving a more cohesive community. They reaffirm the significance of mutual understanding in building an inclusive environment.

Religious leaders play an essential role in society by raising awareness within their communities about shared human values. They actively participate in social events and volunteering initiatives, demonstrating a strong sense of belonging. Their involvement is crucial for fostering social cohesion and supporting community development objectives.

At the event's conclusion, religious leaders expressed gratitude for such gatherings. They recognised these events as valuable opportunities to reinforce shared human values and build strong partnerships among diverse social entities. These efforts align with DCD’s strategic goals and contribute to Abu Dhabi’s vision as a city embracing diversity.

The collective Iftar at the Abrahamic Family House exemplifies Abu Dhabi's commitment to building a cohesive society through cultural and religious diversity. By hosting such events, the Emirate promotes dialogue, tolerance, and peaceful coexistence among its residents while celebrating its rich cultural heritage.

With inputs from WAM

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