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Muslim World League Head says Europe Not Worried
Saudi religious leader says Europe’s far-right rise doesn’t cause worry.
In brief
Saudi religious leader says Europe’s far-right rise doesn’t cause worry. The Muslim World League’s head states European far-right movements won’t threaten national constitutions or societal values. Originally reported by euronews.
Sheikh Al-Issa meets Brussels leaders
Sheikh Dr Mohammad bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa, Secretary-General of the Muslim World League, met political figures and civil society representatives in Brussels.
Dialogue resolves conflicts
Al-Issa stressed dialogue’s role in conflict resolution, saying it requires sincere intentions and effective leadership.
Muslim World League founded 1962
The Muslim World League, established in 1962, promotes Islam, tolerance, and friendship among peoples.
AfD wins elections in two German states
The far-right Alternative for Germany, or AfD, finished first in state elections in Saxony-Anhalt and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania in September.
Europe’s far-right rise not a worry
Al-Issa expressed confidence in European constitutions, institutions, and societal values despite far-right movements.
Constitutional courts can challenge laws
Al-Issa said constitutional courts can challenge legislation and ensure societal values are respected.
At a glance
The Muslim World League’s head states European far-right movements won’t threaten national constitutions or societal values.
