The Coordinator of the “Dialogue, Social Cohesion, and Human Dignity Rehabilitation” Programs at MECC Professor Laure Abi Khalil

Delivered an Intervention About the Book "A Home for You"

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At the invitation of the Sakan Center For Psychological And Family Counseling, in collaboration with Dar Al-Maaref Al-Hakimah and the Center of Civilization for the Development of Islamic Thought, Professor Laure Abi Khalil, the Coordinator of the “Dialogue, Social Cohesion, and Human Dignity Rehabilitation” Programs at the Middle East Council of Churches (MECC), delivered an intervention about the book "Soknon Lakom" - "A Home for You."

During the intervention, Professor Abi Khalil, Representing the Middle East Council of Churches, discussed the role of the family in resilience and the Islamic civilization project, with a comparative approach to Western theories on family and society.

She emphasized that "the family is the cornerstone of the survival and cohesion of societies: where the family is, there the future is born."

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