Religious moderation and balanced personality are among the most important demands sought by all societies. However, meeting such a demand has become a major problem and resulted in the absence of civilized witnesses of the nation of Islam, which depends mainly on the moderation. Almighty Allah said: “And thus have We willed you to be a community of the middle way, so that with your lives you might bear witness to the truth before all mankind,” (Baqarah:143).

Although there is a great debate on how to solve this problem, promote religious moderation and build a balanced personality, this issue still needs to be addressed and analyzed accurately, in order to provide a deeper understanding and a clear plan of action on how to meet this demand. 

Speakers:

1. Dr. Muhammad Khalifa Hasan, Professor of Comparative Religions, HBKU's CIS.
2. Dr. Hossam E. Khalil, Senior Researcher, HBKU CIS.
3. Dr. Ma’moun Mobayed, Consultant Psychiatrist, Behavioral Health Support Center, Qatar.
4. Dr. Nour Al-Din Al-Melladi - Head of Media Department, Faculty of Arts and Sciences, QU.
5. Dr. Hassan bin Hassan, Scientific Research Consultant, QU.

This symposium will be conducted in Arabic.