Imam Mohammad Tawhidi

Decisions in the Muslim world happen where?

They happen in Riyadh, in Saudi Arabia.

They happen in Mecca and they happen in Abu Dhabi, the UAE.

They don't happen in Tehran and they don't happen anywhere else.

This is important.

The decision makers of the Muslim world, both religion and region, are heading in a direction that is not only about the Abraham Accords, but it's more towards peace, coexistence, harmony, prosperity, building bridges with societies, total rejection of extremism and so on.

That is a massive society because it's not only about numbers.

If we're talking numbers, then we have to go to Indonesia because they have the largest Muslim population per country.

And they're 98%, 98% or 92% or something like that.

They're massive.

So they don't make decisions for the Muslim world.

It happens in Saudi Arabia.

My message is more than welcome in Saudi Arabia.

My message is more than welcome in the UAE.

And the same applies to Bahrain.

I'm not saying it's not welcome in Indonesia.

No, it is.

But there are decision makers in the Muslim world.

And if the decision makers are heading in a certain direction, that should be able to answer where the religion is heading in terms of direction and mood and priorities and so on.

and will also give you a clear understanding of the future of the religion if it is being led by Abu Dhabi, the Abraham Accords, the Abrahamic family house, that sort of narrative and total rejection of the Muslim Brotherhood.