Historic Islamic momentum, unprecedented international solidarity, and effective qualitative outcomes mark a decisive turning point towards empowering girls with the right to education
22 Agreements and Pledges in Support of Girls' Education
This overview pertains to the historic 'Islamabad Declaration' on girls' education under the Initiative on Girl's Education Matters in Muslim Communities
The following are highlights from the session that featured Ministers of Education, Higher Education, and representatives from various educational bodies and councils:
"The initiative is of significant importance and is truly inspiring." Highlights of key ideas and outcomes discussed in the second session of the Girl's Education Matters initiative in Muslim communities:
"Education is Empowerment" Highlights of key ideas and outcomes discussed in the first session of the Girl's Education Matters initiative in Muslim communities:
Highlights of the Speech by His Excellency Sheikh Dr. Mohammed Al-Issa, Secretary-General of the MWL and Chairman of the Organization of Muslim Scholars, during the launch of the initiative: "Girls' Education in Muslim Communities: Challenges and Opportunities" in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, Islamabad
The Islamabad Declaration, part of the initiative led by His Excellency the Secretary-General of the Muslim World League titled 'Girls' Education in Muslim Communities
A Historic Moment in Advocating for Women's Rights
Following the "first-of-its-kind" declaration by senior scholars of the Muslim world concerning girls' education in Muslim communities, the meeting was attended by representatives from various sects and religious schools of thought
Chaired by His Excellency Sheikh Dr. Mohammed Al-Issa In the presence and participation of an esteemed assembly of Their Excellencies and Eminences, the highlights of the key issues discussed during the Exclusive Scholars’ Session, held as part of the conference on Girls’ Education in Muslim Communities: Challenges and Opportunities, are as follows:
The education of girls receives the utmost care and attention, deeply rooted in the distinguished principles of our noble Sharia
In accordance with Islamic guidance, wisdom, and noble values, the right to education for all is affirmed through the "Charter of Building Bridges between Islamic Schools of Thought and Sects
The status of women, as outlined in the Charter Of Makkah and endorsed by senior Islamic muftis and scholars of the Ummah, affirms: Women are entitled to their full rights, including the right to education