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Vision
Compassionate Coexistence.
Mission
Facilitating Compassionate Coexistence by promoting the Sanctity and Dignity of Life through Religious Diplomacy.
Core Values
Our core values are centered on the moral imperative of promoting the natural and legal right, freedom, and security to preserve, protect, and develop one’s intellect, religion, progeny, and property without any undue hindrances from any individual, group, or authority exemplified in the following list:
Purification (Tazkiah)
We practice and promote individual self-purification to transform from ego-centrality to selfless moral and ethical purity.
Compassion (Rahma)
We practice and promote the showing of mercy and kindness, by words and action, to everyone in society, regardless of the person’s economic or social status.
Justice (Adl)
We practice and promote individual and collective fairness and equity to everyone in society, regardless of the person’s economic or social status.
Peace (Salaam)
We seek, practice and promote ethical soundness, freedom from moral conflict and disquiet, and security from all forms of evil and fear in society.
Development (Imran)
We practice and advocate a holistic, comprehensive and balanced material, intellectual, spiritual, and socio- political approach to development, which together contribute to a Quality of Life that is sacred and dignified.
Target Beneficiaries
- Muslim Religious Leaders and Scholars.
- Non-Muslim Religious leaders through interfaith activities.
- Secular Civil Society Organization leaders.
The secondary targets are the communities, families and individuals in target project areas.
IIPC engages and mobilizes Muslim religious leaders and scholars at all levels to support Compassionate Coexistence, utilizing a collective impact framework to tackle deeply entrenched and complex problems based on Islamic principles. We engage and develop the capacity of religious Muslim as well as non-Muslim religious leaders through interfaith activities and Secular Civil Society Organization leaders and their institutions using religious diplomacy to enhance their work in various development areas.