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Penzberg: Ali Uysal calls for tolerance and coexistence between cultures!
Ali Uysal speaks in Penzberg about integration, tolerance and cultural diversity in Bad Tölz-Wolfratshausen.
Penzberg: Ali Uysal calls for tolerance and coexistence between cultures!
In Penzberg, Ali Uysal is committed to harmonious coexistence between people from different backgrounds. The Bavarian native with Turkish roots recently finished Friday prayers in the local mosque and shared his powerful views on integration in society. In the cozy Café Maida, he emphasized the need for openness and getting together in order to promote coexistence in Germany. “Integration has to come from both sides,” said Uysal, who spoke cheerfully in perfect Bavarian. This not only shows his connection to the region, but also how important the dialect is for integration.
For Uysal, tolerance is a cornerstone that is essential for peaceful coexistence. He calls for Muslims to actively participate in social activities and advocates reducing fear of contact. For him, “real listening” is the prerequisite for avoiding misunderstandings and creating an inclusive community. The need to respect cultural and religious differences is a central message of his beliefs. Uysal sees intercultural exchange as crucial to strengthening the sense of community. According to the Islamic Union It is essential to live tolerance not just in words, but in deeds.
Promote a sense of community
Uysal also addresses the challenges that come with cultural differences. These can easily lead to misunderstandings, but differences can be overcome with an open and respectful exchange. As the Writing about cultural diversity shows, multiculturalism brings with it both opportunities and challenges. Mutual contact through customs and traditions, such as celebrating Ramadan or Christmas, allows people to break down prejudices and develop a better understanding of each other.
“Have a good knack for dialogue” – that is another of Uysal’s demands. Communication between Muslims and non-Muslims should be characterized by respect and help to strengthen the community. Prejudices and stereotypes can hinder the exchange, which is why active listening from both sides is required. The basis for this are common values that connect all people – respect, kindness and justice. These universal values are the basis for peaceful coexistence in a multicultural society in which every individual can benefit from diversity.
Uysal believes that through education and intercultural programs, both Muslims and non-Muslims can actively contribute to creating an inclusive society. Dialogue between cultures must be promoted in order to enable better coexistence and strengthen social cohesion.
His words are not only a call for integration, but also an invitation for everyone to take part in creating cultural exchange. Because at the end of the day, we all benefit from living in a colorful and diverse society.