Morocco's Higher Religious Council, under the leadership of King Mohammed VI, will convene its 38th autumn session on November 20-21 in Rabat. The session, authorized by the King, will take place at the General Secretariat of the Higher Religious Council in the city's Erfane district. The council will discuss various agenda items, including the annual work program for regional religious councils.
The council's session will focus on implementing the King's message on promoting the Prophet's biography and Islamic studies. This includes continuing efforts to study and disseminate knowledge on the subject. The council will also review progress on a plan to promote Islamic scholarship and explore ways to enhance the role of scholars in Moroccan society.
Key topics on the agenda include the implementation of a program to promote Islamic scholarship, known as the "Scholars' Charter." The council will assess the effectiveness of this program and discuss ways to improve it. Additionally, the council will review the performance of the Fatwa Authority and discuss the management of the council's budget for the upcoming year.
The council will also examine the work of committees responsible for documenting Islamic heritage and conducting research on scientific studies. These committees play a crucial role in preserving Morocco's rich Islamic heritage and promoting research in this field.
The Higher Religious Council's autumn session is a regular event that takes place twice a year. The council brings together prominent scholars and experts to discuss key issues related to Islamic scholarship and Moroccan society. The session provides a platform for scholars to share their expertise and contribute to the development of Islamic thought in Morocco.
During the session, council members will engage in in-depth discussions on various topics, including the annual work program for regional religious councils. They will also review the council's budget and explore ways to optimize its use. The council's recommendations and decisions will be published in a final communiqué at the end of the session.
The Higher Religious Council plays a vital role in promoting Islamic scholarship and advising the Moroccan government on matters related to Islamic affairs. The council's work is guided by the King's vision of promoting a moderate and tolerant form of Islam. The 38th autumn session is expected to conclude with a number of key recommendations and decisions aimed at enhancing Islamic scholarship and promoting social cohesion in Morocco.
Key points
- The council will discuss the annual work program for regional religious councils and review progress on a plan to promote Islamic scholarship.
