African Ulema Seek Inspiration from Morocco’s Approach to Transmitting Islam’s Precepts

In a speech delivered on behalf of the Foundation’s members at the 6th Ordinary Session of the Higher Council of the Mohammed VI Foundation of African Ulema, which is being held with the approval of His Majesty King Mohammed VI, President of the Foundation, Sheikh Mounir Aoud Soumit Abdallah, said that the Kingdom of Morocco’s Supreme Council of Ulema laid the groundwork for a unique plan to fulfill the mission of transmitting the precepts and noble values of Islam.

Soumit Abdallah, who chairs the Mohammed VI Foundation for African Ulema section in the Republic of South Sudan, stressed that African Ulema “take this plan as a basis for diagnosing, planning and implementing their activities across Africa, while ensuring its use through the various transmission channels available.”

He added that members of the various sections of the Mohammed VI Foundation for African Ulema “are following with interest the practical stages of implementing this plan,” praising the work accomplished by the Foundation during this season, notably the organization of seminars, the exchange of visits, the upgrading of skills and investment in technology.