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'''The Middle East Institute (MEI)''' is a prominent independent, non-partisan, non-profit organization based in Washington, D.C., dedicated to fostering a deeper understanding of the Middle East and its global implications. Founded in 1946, MEI serves as a vital resource for policymakers, scholars, and the public by providing expert analysis and facilitating dialogue on critical issues affecting the region.
The book "'''Scholars of Unity and Approximation in the Land of Syria'''" (Ulamaye Vahdat , Taghrib dar Sarzamine Sham), by Sheikh Shoghi Haddad, examines the role of Islamic scholars and thinkers in promoting unity and approximation among Islamic sects in the region of [[Syria]] (which includes [[Syria]], [[Lebanon]], [[Palestine]], and [[Jordan]]). This work highlights the importance of Muslim solidarity and the efforts to create a united Islamic community capable of resisting the challenges posed by the times.
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The book "Scholars of Unity and Approximation in the Land of Syria" (Ulamaye Vahdat , Taghrib dar Sarzamine Sham), by Sheikh Shoghi Haddad, examines the role of Islamic scholars and thinkers in promoting unity and approximation among Islamic sects in the region of Syria (which includes Syria, Lebanon, Palestine, and Jordan). This work highlights the importance of Muslim solidarity and the efforts to create a united Islamic community capable of resisting the challenges posed by the times. Continue ...