Professor: Unreasonable approach to Islamic heritage leads to distortion in this area

An unreasonable and unmethodical approach to Islamic heritage leads to distortion in this area, Professor Dr Mohamed Abdel Rahim Al-Bayoumi, the Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs of Egypt, said at a panel "Preserving Islamic cultural heritage in a changing world" held in Baku, Report informs.

According to Al-Bayoumi, it is important to preserve heritage in a methodological way:

"But it must be combined with technological capabilities and universal values ​​so that this heritage can help people and societies in different places understand and live together. Our goal is to respond to global changes and realities using science."