Srinagar June 26 (KNS): Bangalore based Noted Consulting Engineer, Educationist & Social activist Aga Sultan Murtaza has expressed his sincere gratitude for curating and releasing this remarkable volume. “Interfaith Dialogue: Foundation of Peacebuilding in Kashmir” stands as an insightful and transformative work that underscores the vital role of open, respectful discussion among diverse religious communities. The efforts of the editors, Aga Syed Muntazir Mehdi and Dr. Khairunnisa Aga, are evident in this thoughtful compilation, which not only examines the challenges faced by Kashmir’s multifaceted society but also illuminates practical paths toward unity.

This book is a refreshing testament to the belief that sustainable peace is nurtured through understanding and mutual engagement. By bringing together a rich mosaic of perspectives from scholars, activists, and community leaders. It offers both an academic exploration and a heartfelt appeal for more inclusive dialogue. The honest narratives and detailed reflections encapsulated in these pages highlight how interfaith conversations can dismantle longstanding barriers and foster a spirit of reconciliation.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp Channel

What strikes me most is its relevance to our present times, where divisions are frequently deepened by misunderstanding and mistrust. This work speaks directly to the urgent need for voices that bridge gaps and build trust among Kashmiri Muslims, Pandits, Sikhs, and other communities, serving as an inspiring blueprint for regional harmony and national unity.

In conclusion, “Interfaith Dialogue: Foundation of Peacebuilding in Kashmir” is not only a crucial scholarly contribution but also a beacon of hope for future peacebuilding initiatives. Its message, that true progress arises from authentic, courageous dialogue resonates deeply and encourages us all to work diligently toward a more peaceful, inclusive society.

I commend the Anjuman-e-Sharia Shian’s Interfaith Dialogue Chapter for this remarkable effort and hope that this work inspires similar initiatives across the country and beyond.(KNS)