In a world increasingly divided by social and political tensions, the very foundations of democracy seem to be under strain. Civic participation is waning, public discourse grows coarser, and the gap between rhetoric and reality in addressing critical issues seems wider than ever.
In this fragile environment, interfaith civic engagement emerges as a powerful force for positive change. By bringing together people of diverse faiths united by shared values, we can harness the collective moral authority of religious communities to advocate for a more just and equitable society.