The late Pope Francis distinguished himself with a proactive approach towards Muslims, promoting interfaith dialogue through visits and speeches that emphasized unity and peace. He urged that peace with Islam is essential for global peace and rejected negative stereotypes associated with Islam. Over 12 years, he visited 10 Muslim-majority countries, initiating direct discussions to strengthen relationships between the Catholic Church and Islam. His dialogues reflected a commitment to recognizing Muslims as 'brothers' and a call to build bridges rather than walls, exemplified by his public prayers and gestures of solidarity in key locations.
Pope Francis emphasized that 'there can be no peace in the world without peace with Islam,' showcasing his commitment to interfaith dialogue.
His approach to dialogue was rooted in the idea that Muslims and Christians are 'brothers,' aiming to foster understanding and reject stereotypes.
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