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pioneer reporter

The United Arab Emirates (UAE) pleads for the coexistence of different religions, and Zimbabwe thrives by being inclusive of different religions.

The UAE Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Jassim Qasimi, said in his country that they represent a unique symbol of mutual understanding, harmonious coexistence and peace between people of different faiths and goodwill.

The project, which includes a church, a mosque, a synagogue and an education center, will be built on Saadiyat Island, a cultural center and the heart of the United Arab Emirates emirate of Abu Dhabi, he said.

“The design of the Abraham Family Residence reflects the shared values ​​of Judaism, Christianity and Islam, and is a powerful platform to inspire coexistence and understanding among the various monotheistic religions,” said Ambassador Al Qasimi.

“The Abraham Family House embodies the importance of interreligious coexistence, while protecting the privacy of each religion, and highlights the UAE’s vision of human brotherhood and the success of its efforts to consolidate the cultures and principles of peaceful coexistence in diverse cultures Emirati society as it reflects the UAE’s efforts to implement the document of human fraternity and promote its noble principles.

“The Abraham Family House project in Abu Dhabi represents a cultural landmark and a centre for interfaith dialogue and understanding, an inspiring space for education and worship practice.”