00:00Sebasis kemampuan manusia, kita harus hidup dalam keselamatan.
00:06Setiap religi tidak mempromosikan rasisme.
00:11Tidak mempromosikan keselamatan.
00:14Setiap religi mempromosikan supaya kita boleh bersama dan hidup dalam keselamatan.
00:35Kuala Lumpur Convention Center, di mana lebih banyak orang yang berkumpulkan untuk kemampuan dan hidup dalam keselamatan.
00:49Ini adalah ketiga kali Malaysia mempunyai keselamatan untuk keselamatan.
00:52Apa yang mempunyai kembali bahwa kita berdiri dan doorga kembali di dunia.
00:59Kita mau mempunyai kemampuan Malaysia,
01:04Sebenarnya mempunyai masyarakat masyarakat kita dapat mempunyai masyarakat,
01:10or significant minority of non-Muslims
01:12where we live happily together, harmoniously.
01:15So we want to promote this kind of harmonious society.
01:22Organised together with the Muslim World League,
01:24the summit highlighted the role of religious leaders
01:26in connecting with the younger generation
01:28to make them not beneficiaries
01:30but partners in building the common future.
01:58Possible harmful effects of generative AI
02:01and its misuse, as well as misinformation
02:04and disinformation spread by it,
02:06were among the main discussion topics
02:08during the both religious summit
02:09and the fourth Southeast Asia Scholars Conference,
02:12which followed the next day.
02:14And this is what's happening back in my country as well,
02:16that they will find the answer first on ChatGPT
02:19and then they'll go and ask the scholars.
02:20And then they start questioning those people
02:22who have actually gone through proper channel of studies
02:24compared to someone who's just gone on ChatGPT
02:27and found the questions.
02:28The summit's speakers emphasised
02:30that the way to combat misinformation
02:32is through education and knowledge,
02:34which can ultimately be the bridge to understanding.
02:37And to know only one religion is not complete,
02:39unless we know religion of other people also,
02:41and how that is possible.
02:43That's possible only through interaction,
02:45conferences, seminars, mixing up with other cultures,
02:48other religious people.
02:49I think these events are very important
02:52for inculcating that multiculturalism
02:56and type of universal approach to life.
02:59Knowledge can also serve to dissipate destructive narratives
03:02that have already been dominant and used to oppress others.
03:05My research on feminism, especially feminism in Pakistan,
03:11because some people link the feminism to the Islamophobia.
03:17They use feminism narrative to promote Islamophobia.
03:21Islam gave right to women almost before 1400 years ago.
03:27Islam gave right to property, inheritance and marriage by choice.
03:36OK?
03:37So, these conferences give a clear message to the world.
03:44Islam is a champion of women's rights.
03:49So, that's why I'm here to use a platform.
03:54The participants noted that the challenge of today
03:57is how to use knowledge wisely
03:58and how to bring up a generation
04:00that has strong values and social consciousness
04:03along with technical competence.
04:05With AI, posing the correct question has become vital.
04:09Personally, in my opinion, I'm very neutral on using AI.
04:13OK, because it's your choice for you to,
04:16to whether you want to use AI in a right way or in a wrong way.
04:21So, if you have faith, you believe in God and so on,
04:26so you will not move away from the real path.
04:29Religious leaders believe that the sense of purpose and direction
04:32is as important as the knowledge itself.
04:35They also remark that today's youth are navigating
04:37the complex question of identity
04:39while struggling with mental health and emotional well-being.
04:42As technology continues to reshape the world,
04:45participants stress that understanding each other
04:47and promoting youth development
04:49will be key to shaping a better tomorrow.
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