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IRCRA engages Pakistan’s community and diverse target groups in capacity-building programmes, research and dialogues that promote tolerance and peace.
Working together, we can bridge divides and create a more peaceful
future through interfaith harmony, dialogue, and democracy.
Find inspiration and confidence in the words of those who have already been
engaged through our programs for peace and development.
Explore IRCRA's latest publications promoting research on
contemporary issues facing the Muslim world.
Muhammad Israr Madani
IRCRA seeks to foster an open, respectful dialogue between different faith communities,
to encourage mutual understanding and cooperation, and to help foster positive
change for the benefit of all. We invite you to join IRCRA in
its mission and take part in our events.
We aim to foster an open, respectful dialogue between different faith communities. Through sharing
valuable insights, tips, and knowledge on various topics, we hope to encourage
mutual understanding and cooperation, and ultimately help create
positive change for the benefit of all.
"KPCVE and IRCRA have signed an MOU to collaborate on countering violent extremism in Pakistan, emphasizing interfaith dialogue and community resilience. Joint initiatives will include seminars, research, and resource sharing. This partnership aims to promote peace and tolerance in alignment with national priorities."
I received an invitation from the Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI), a think tank of the Pakistani Ministry of Foreign Affairs, to participate in a dialogue on a special day dedicated to the fight against Islamophobia on March 15.
On December 10, 2023, a momentous celebration unfolded in Pakistan as the Pakistan International Human Rights Organization (PIHRO), in collaboration with the International Research Council for Religious Affairs (IRCRA), marked International Human Rights Day.
The International Research Council for Religious Affairs (IRCRA) is deeply alarmed by the ongoing atrocities and violations of human rights and international conventions in the Gaza Strip.
In a recently published book ‘'Al-Emarat-ul-Islamiyya and Nizamha' (The Islamic Emirate and its Systems), Mullah Abdul Hakim Haqqani, the Chief Justice of the Taliban adminstration in Afghanistan, has articulated his vision of an Islamic state.
