Belmahdi calls for the “revival” of religious discourse – Al-Hiwar Al-Jazaeryia

The Minister of Religious Affairs and Endowments, Youssef Belmehdi, stressed the need for religious discourse to accompany major transformations at a time when the world is heading to impose a new pattern for societies in their daily lives.

Youssef Belmehdi said, today, Thursday, during his supervision of the opening of the works of the national symposium for the executives of the religious affairs and endowments sector at the National School for Training and Improving the Level of the Executives of the Department of Religious Affairs and Endowments, in the Imam’s House in Muhammadiyah, that religious discourse should have a position, a plan and an intensive scientific program that can accompany transformations. Al-Kubra, away from defamation, belittling, and intimidation, stressing the need to raise the level of religious discourse, which must be “strong in the spiritual construction of the citizen,” and keep pace with the changes taking place in the world.

On the other hand, the minister highlighted the necessity of interacting with the program outlined for the upcoming blessed month of Ramadan, especially by “raising the level of religious discourse to defend our society and our privacy and its contribution to the spiritual building of the citizen.” He said, “The religious discourse must be elegant so that the citizen can be a watchdog over his behavior and make it compatible with the Holy Qur’an, which he listens to, especially in Taraweeh,” and called in the context for the necessity of “reviving sciences in mosques.”

The minister announced the start of his interests in printing the Qur’an in Braai, and for the first time in the history of independent Algeria, the Qur’an with the narration of the workshops and the writing of the Algerian scholar and calligrapher Sheikh Sharifi.

The minister gave the signal for the launch of a solidarity convoy for a “warm winter campaign” consisting of 4 trucks destined for 150 families in the state of Tissemsilt, consisting of electric heaters, food parcels, mattresses and blankets.