Interfaith

By Mufti Mustafa Cerić The status of women constitutes one of the most significant questions in the history of human civilization. The manner in which different societies, philosophical schools, religious traditions, and political systems have understood women has often reflected their broader conception of human dignity itself. A historical survey of human thought reveals that women, throughout long periods of history, were subjected to various forms of marginalization, disc

An Islamic perspective through the Maqāṣid al-Sharīʿah — why the defence of international law is, at root, the defence of human dignity.

Rabbi David Rosen, Mufti Dr. Mustafa Cerić and Monsignor Dr. Christoph Kühn in a moderated strategic dialogue — facts, friction and forward direction.

When Pope Leo XIV called Christians and Muslims "to revive humanity where it has gone cold," he named the spiritual illness of our age: the normalization of indifference. Writing from the experience of Bosnia — where coexistence is not theory but hard-won reality — Mufti Mustafa Cerić argues that solidarity between believers is no longer a diplomatic courtesy. It is a condition of survival.