KUMASI: The three-day program brought together imams, students and others interested in Islamic affairs.The three-day program brought together imams, students and others interested in Islamic affairs. has launched a five-day scientific course in Ghana aimed at training and qualifying preachers, imams and orators.
The program seeks to strengthen engagement by promoting a moderate and balanced approach to Islamic teachings. It forms part of the ministry’s broader efforts to advance its global mission of spreading the values of moderation to Muslim communities worldwide.
In September, the ministry — through the King Fahd Islamic Cultural Center in Argentina — also organized a Shariah course in Santiago, Chile, in partnership with the Islamic Center of Chile. The three-day program brought together imams, students and others interested in Islamic affairs.
It aimed to deepen participants’ understanding of Shariah law, equip them with the skills to communicate Islam’s tolerant teachings, and reinforce the values of moderation and coexistence.
These initiatives reflect the ministry’s commitment to promoting Islamic knowledge internationally and supporting imams and preachers in fulfilling their role of presenting Islam’s true and compassionate message to the best of their abilities.
