Mohammed Amine Smaili (محمد أمين الإسماعيلي) is a Muslim theologian and specialist in international Muslim dogma and comparative religion.[1] Smaili was made professor at Mohammed V University in Morocco and has held several positions, including Director of the Office of the Minister of Endowments and Islamic Affairs.[2]
Since 1994, his research and its relevance to peace and inter-religious dialogue has led to meeting officials of the Apostolic Nunciature to Morocco.[1] Smaili's work has enabled him to attend and be involved in international meetings organized by the lay Catholic association, Community of Sant'Egidio.[3] In 2008 in Cyprus, Smaili was a panel member for the audience event, Peace in the Mediterranean: Faiths, Conflicts and the Challenge of Coexistence. And in 2010 Smaili was a guest at The Islamic-Christian dialogue today, a Conference held at the Auditori del Palau Falguera in Barcelona.[4]
Smaili has written five books, including Imam Malik and Imam Ahmed Hanbal Bnou.
References
edit- ^ a b Editors of Life (2002-11-27). Life: Holy Lands: One Place One Faith. ISBN 9781929049868.
- ^ "Muhammad Amin Al-Ismaili" (Arabic) (Google Translate)
- ^ Community of Sant Egidio
- ^ September 11 Religions in Dialogue for Peace
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