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[quote][quote]........................its a v positive initiative from muslim rulers/leaders if any.................][/quote] [font=Century Gothic][blue]Thanks for that info. At the Madrid conference, delegates discussed dialogue within the Islamic world and with other denominations, chiefly Christianity and Judaism. Other topics debated were the need to protect the family, the role of women in religion and ways to protect the environment. In a final declaration, participants urged the United Nations to play a role, saying they hope to follow up "recommendations in enhancing dialogue among the followers of religions, civilizations and cultures through conducting a special U.N. session on dialogue." For details please visit:[/font=Century Gothic][/blue]http://www.iht.com/articles/ap/2008/07/18/europe/EU-Spain-Interfaith-Conference.php Edited by: aboosait on Sunday, October 12, 2008 11:44 AM[/quote]
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