Adeel Malik
The Mohammed bin Rashid Centre for Islamic Culture of the Islamic Affairs and Charitable Activities Department in Dubai noted that 852 people converted to Islam in the first quarter of 2020. Alhumdulilah.
That figure is up from 838 this time last year.
“The centre has consistently spread Emirati and moderate Islamic culture, and promoted the values of tolerance.
This has been done by delivering civilisational discourse to various groups of society, which has resulted in a high level of public awareness in Dubai among resident communities,” said centre director Hind Mohammed Lootah.
Hind Mohammed Luttah, Director of the Centre, stated that the centre is still providing conversion services to people wishing to convert to Islam.
Noting that an alternative plan has been drafted to ensure continuity of business and comply with the current precautionary measures, to guarantee positive results and fulfil the needs of the entire community.
Hanaa Abdullah Al Jallaf, Head of the New Muslims Section, explained the procedures for the remote conversion to Islam.
Executing the coordination between the centre’s organisational administrations, under the framework of its efforts to develop, enhance and simplify its procedures, by communicating via applications, such as WhatsApp, as well as via telephone, email and the department’s application.
