كينيا: مبادرات لتعزيز السلم بين المسلمين والنصارى بقيادة الأئمة والدعاة

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

في إطار المساعي المشتركة لتعزيز التعايش المشترك السلمي بين المسلمين والنصارى في "كينيا"، بدأ العلماء والدعاة - تحت قيادة "مجلس أئمة ووعاظ كينيا"، بالتعاون مع المؤسسات الكنسية - مبادرة لجمع صفوف الشباب، وقد أعلنوا أنها ستبلغ 17 دائرة انتخابية بمدينة "نيروبي" بحلول شهر ديسمبر.

وفي ظل هذه المبادرة نظَّم المسؤولون مباراة لكرة القدم بين الشباب بمدرسة "أوليمبيك" الابتدائية، واستضافوا الدعاة النصارى بأحد المساجد، داعين إلى نشر ثقافة التسامح والاحترام المتبادل ونبذ العنف؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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An initiative to promote peace and harmony among Christians and Muslims was launched at the Olympics Primary school on Sunday.

The initiative was launched through games performance at the school where teams from both Christian and Muslim played soccer against each other in a friendly match.

Speaking at the venue, Chairman of the Council of Imams and Preachers of Kenya (CIPK), Nairobi branch Sheikh Muhammad Khan said together with the Church organisations they will by December reach all youths in 17 constituencies of Nairobi.

"We are moving around telling our young people not to be cheated that such and such religion is bad, join Islam and fight Jihad war. All of us we were created the same and in the image of God. We need to respect each other and everyone's religion, "said Khan.

Executive Director of Global Peace Foundation Kenya Daniel Juma Omondi whom his organisation is part of initiative organisers said the Kenya Institute of Curriculum Development (KICD) needs to develop a curriculum that has basic teaching of two religions (Islam and Christianity) taught as one instead of having CRE and IRE taught separately.

He said through this children and students will grow up respecting one another and their religion.

The event was a follow up to last week Friday meeting at the Jamia Mosque which was attended by a number of Church leaders with an aim of promoting peace and harmony among members of the two religions.

Muslim leaders at the Mosque also said they will attend Church services as a reciprocation of the good gesture by their Christian counterparts.