Archive · 25 Jul 2025
RSS Chief and Islamic Scholars Meet to Foster Dialogue
Imagine two big groups of people, Hindus and Muslims, who sometimes don't understand each other.
To help them get along better, a leader from a Hindu group called the RSS met with many Muslim religious leaders.
They talked for a long time about how to build trust and understanding.
They discussed how to stop the spread of bad rumors and find ways to work together peacefully.
It was like a big group discussion to help people learn about each other's beliefs and be friends.
They also talked about making their country a better place for everyone by working together.
RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat met with nearly 60 Islamic scholars in New Delhi.
The meeting aimed to foster dialogue and understanding between Hindu and Muslim communities.
The meeting was coordinated by Imam Umer Ahmed Ilyasi of the All India Imam Organisation.
Discussions included creating harmony, addressing negativity, and bridging the trust deficit.
Issues such as the Waqf Act, vote bank politics, and mob lynching were discussed.
- Who
- RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and nearly 60 Islamic scholars, imams, and religious leaders.
- What
- A meeting between RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat and Islamic scholars to foster dialogue.
- When
- Thursday, July 24, 2025 (implied based on photo date).
- Where
- New Delhi, India.
- Why
- To foster dialogue, create harmony, and bridge the trust deficit between Hindu and Muslim communities.
Negative Perceptions
Harmony
Information Warfare
Negative Perceptions
Negative news and propaganda create a divide between communities.
Harmony
Seeking to counter negative news and propaganda to create understanding and harmony.
- Meeting Participants
- RSS leaders and nearly 60 Islamic scholars, imams, and madrasa heads
- Organizer
- All India Imam Organisation
- Key Discussion Topics
- Harmony, trust deficit, negative news, Waqf Act, vote bank politics, and mob lynching
- Objective
- To create a bridge between Hindus and Muslims and to better understand each other's religion.
- Associated Initiative
- RSS's 'samvaad' (dialogue) initiative.