A Partnership for Coexistence, Solidarity, and Dialogue

The World Muslim Communities Council and the Federation of Muslim Associations of Brazil (FAMBRAS) are joining forces to promote the 1st International Seminar – Islamic Dialogues between Cultures: Brazil, Latin America and the Arab World.

This unprecedented initiative stems from the shared conviction that Islam should be an agent of peace, inclusion, and collective construction in the societies where it is present. The partnership between the Council and FAMBRAS represents the joint effort of institutions that, from different realities and contexts, share a commitment to strengthening Islamic values of justice, solidarity, and peaceful coexistence.

Throughout the month of July, the seminar will feature panels on topics fundamental to Islamic communities in Latin America, addressing cultural identity, the fight against poverty, and interreligious cooperation, with the participation of scholars, leaders, and representatives from various parts of the world.

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World Council of Muslim Communities

(The World Muslim Communities Council)

About the World Council of Muslim Communities

(The World Muslim Communities Council)

The World Muslim Communities Council is an international organization based in Abu Dhabi, dedicated to strengthening the role of Muslim communities in societies outside the Islamic world. Its mission is to promote positive integration, active citizenship, and the Islamic values of coexistence, peace, and mutual respect.

The Council acts as a platform for dialogue, cooperation, and collaboration among Muslim communities around the world, encouraging the exchange of experiences and best practices. Its projects cover topics such as education, youth, inclusion, combating Islamophobia, and strengthening Muslim cultural identities in diverse contexts.

By co-organizing this international seminar alongside FAMBRAS, the Council reaffirms its commitment to a constructive approach to Islam in the 21st century, guided by dialogue between cultures, social responsibility, and the promotion of global peace.

About FAMBRAS

The Federation of Muslim Associations of Brazil (FAMBRAS) is the main representative of the Muslim community in the country. Founded in 1979, it works to strengthen ties between Muslims and Brazilian society, promoting interreligious dialogue, social inclusion, and respect for diversity.

With projects in the religious, social, educational, humanitarian, and cultural fields, FAMBRAS is a national and international benchmark in building bridges between cultures and defending religious freedom. It is also recognized for its pioneering work in Halal certification and for its leadership in initiatives that value Islamic principles within a context of peaceful coexistence.

Holding this seminar in partnership with The World Muslim Communities Council reinforces FAMBRAS' commitment to a more just, supportive, and dialogue-oriented Latin America.