Al-Ahsa model of sectarian coexistence - Mohammed Al-Haraz

Al-Ahsa model of sectarian coexistence Category: Historical books Author: Muhammad Ali Al-Haraz When we talk about sectarian tolerance and respect for the different other, or the art of coexistence among sects and different orientations within a social environment, we are talking about the nature of Al-Ahsa with its pure innate qualities without pretense or hypocrisy. Perhaps this trait is one of the most prominent and important characteristics of the Al-Ahsa society, which has embraced diversity and multiplicity until it became a part of its daily life. It does not feel the strangeness or alienation in the presence of those who do not resemble it in sectarian orientation and thinking, whether in work or in the surrounding environment of neighbors, or even in the scope of personal relationships and friendships. This Al-Ahsa sectarian tolerant thought originated from the highest level of society — scholars and jurists who established this approach and upbringing in their followers, to preserve the peaceful society of Al-Ahsa, which lived a proud life within its internal unity. Cooperation is a good one in the face of any attempt to tear apart and disintegrate this unity and social fabric, or any external aggression aiming to cause harm to the country, which is the common denominator for its people.