Interfaith - IAPD

Healing the Wounds of Conflict

Dr. Mozammel Haque

Religion is peace and religion teaches how to live a disciplined peaceful brotherly life. It can not only play but its aim and purpose is to guide humankind to lead a peaceful disciplined life and keep away people from conflict, violence, and disorder. There is no doubt sometimes some people used religion to create disturbance, disorder and conflict. (Original Article Link )

How Is Europe to Deal With Violent Religious Extremism? Speeches from Robert Cutajar MP (Malta) and Professor Mimosa Hafizi MP (Albania) with more on this YouTube playlist.

Robert Cutajar MP Malta: Recent terrorist attacks across the world have shown that terrorism is a global issue that spares no nationality or religion, but we know only too well that throughout history, people have perpetrated extreme violent acts in the name of religion, and of course such behaviour is triggered by multi-faceted factors including psychological, political, historical and theological elements.

Universal Peace Federation UK

Interfaith Week Event

43 Lancaster Gate, W2 3NA

25th November, 2015

Healing the Wounds Panel Can religions help to heal the wounds of conflict?

By Rev Dr Marcus Braybrooke 22nd February 2016

World Interfaith Harmony Week

Considering the role of religion in healing the post-conflict wounds, Rev Braybrooke set out the scene at the beginning of this conference in the House of Lords. (Speech video link)