Speech No: Hm-203
Place: نوٹنگھم، یوکے,
Dated: June 14, 2026
Category: Sawal-o-Jawab & Interviews
Speech By: Shaykh-ul-Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir-ul-Qadri
Description:
In this video, it is explained what the correct Quranic and Prophetic approach is for promoting interfaith harmony and inviting non Muslims to Islam. The video provides a scholarly answer to the important question of whether, in a joint gathering, non Muslims can be encouraged to invoke the “Creator of the Universe” according to their own understanding. It is also highlighted that, according to Surah Luqman in the Quran, even the polytheists of Makkah recognized a supreme Being, Allah, as the Creator of the universe, above all idols. The duty of a caller to religion is to clarify this vague understanding and bring them closer to the truth. Furthermore, the video discusses inspirational incidents from the life of the Prophet ﷺ that can serve as examples for dialogue today, such as allowing the Christian delegation from Najran to perform worship in the Prophet’s Mosque according to their own practice. Through the event of Abu Sufyan, it is also shown that the Prophet ﷺ prayed for relief from famine for enemies even during times of war, demonstrating that Islam is not only for Muslims but is a religion of “mercy for the worlds” (Rahmat al Alameen).
In this video, it is explained what the correct Quranic and Prophetic approach is for promoting interfaith harmony and inviting non Muslims to Islam. The video provides a scholarly answer to the important question of whether, in a joint gathering, non Muslims can be encouraged to invoke the “Creator of the Universe” according to their own understanding. It is also highlighted that, according to Surah Luqman in the Quran, even the polytheists of Makkah recognized a supreme Being, Allah, as the Creator of the universe, above all idols. The duty of a caller to religion is to clarify this vague understanding and bring them closer to the truth. Furthermore, the video discusses inspirational incidents from the life of the Prophet ﷺ that can serve as examples for dialogue today, such as allowing the Christian delegation from Najran to perform worship in the Prophet’s Mosque according to their own practice. Through the event of Abu Sufyan, it is also shown that the Prophet ﷺ prayed for relief from famine for enemies even during times of war, demonstrating that Islam is not only for Muslims but is a religion of “mercy for the worlds” (Rahmat al Alameen).
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