Sao Paulo: The Islamic Dawah Center in Brazil, in collaboration with the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah, and Guidance, is organizing the 37th International Conference of Latin American and Caribbean Muslims. This year’s event, titled “Islamic Education in Latin America and the Caribbean: Its Role in Preserving Identity,” is scheduled to occur from November 29 to December 1 in Sao Paulo, Brazil. The conference will bring together official delegations, researchers, and specialists from various countries.

According to Saudi Press Agency, the conference will focus on several important themes, such as the significance and status of Islamic education within Islam and its current state in Latin America and the Caribbean. Participants will explore strategies to promote and spread Islamic education among Muslim minorities, emphasizing the role of such education in preserving Islamic identity and fostering social cohesion. Additionally, the conference will tackle the challenges facing Islamic education in Muslim m
inority communities and discuss potential solutions to these challenges.

Saudi Arabia’s involvement in the conference highlights its leadership and commitment to Islamic initiatives across several fields. This participation underscores the Kingdom’s dedication to serving Islam and Muslims while promoting values of moderation and balance. It also reflects Saudi Arabia’s ongoing efforts to meet the needs of Muslim minority communities, strengthening their connection to Islamic principles and values that encourage love and harmony.