For the first time at COP28, faith has a pavilion alongside science, technology, nations, and philanthropy, allowing religious leaders from all over the world to discuss the potential for using spiritual merits to protect the earth from climate change. Syed Salman Chishty, representing India’s largest spiritual shrine, Ajmer Sharief, gave IPS the rationale for the inclusion of faith in the climate change conversation.
Chishty believes that faith has a unique role to play in the fight against climate change. He believes that faith can provide a moral and spiritual foundation for the global community to come together and take action. He believes that faith can provide a sense of purpose and direction to those who are struggling to make sense of the climate crisis.
Chishty believes that faith can provide a sense of hope and optimism to those who are feeling overwhelmed by the magnitude of the climate crisis. He believes that faith can provide a sense of solidarity and unity to those who are feeling isolated and alone in their efforts to combat climate change.
Chishty believes that faith can provide a sense of accountability and responsibility to those who are feeling powerless and helpless in the face of the climate crisis. He believes that faith can provide a sense of courage and strength to those who are feeling overwhelmed by the enormity of the challenge.
Chishty believes that faith can provide a sense of compassion and understanding to those who are feeling overwhelmed by the complexity of the climate crisis. He believes that faith can provide a sense of humility and reverence to those who are feeling overwhelmed by the enormity of the task.
Chishty believes that faith can provide a sense of inspiration and motivation to those who are feeling discouraged and disheartened by the lack of progress in the fight against climate change. He believes that faith can provide a sense of optimism and possibility to those who are feeling overwhelmed by the enormity of the challenge.
Chishty believes that faith can provide a sense of unity and solidarity to those who are feeling isolated and alone in their efforts to combat climate change. He believes that faith can provide a sense of purpose and direction to those who are struggling to make sense of the climate crisis.
Chishty believes that faith can provide a sense of hope and optimism to those who are feeling overwhelmed by the magnitude of the climate crisis. He believes that faith can provide a sense of courage and strength to those who are feeling overwhelmed by the enormity of the challenge.
Chishty believes that faith can provide a sense of accountability and responsibility to those who are feeling powerless and helpless in the face of the climate crisis. He believes that faith can provide a sense of compassion and understanding to those who are feeling overwhelmed by the complexity of the climate crisis.
Chishty believes that faith can provide a sense of humility and reverence to those who are feeling overwhelmed by the enormity of the task. He believes that faith can provide a sense of inspiration and motivation to those who are feeling discouraged and disheartened by the lack of progress in the fight against climate change.
Chishty believes that faith can provide a sense of optimism and possibility to those who are feeling overwhelmed by the enormity of the challenge. He believes that faith can provide a sense of unity and solidarity to those who are feeling isolated and alone in their efforts to combat climate change.
Chishty believes that faith can provide a moral and spiritual foundation for the global community to come together and take action. He believes that faith can provide a sense of purpose and direction to those who are struggling to make sense of the climate crisis.
Chishty believes that faith can be a powerful force for good in the fight against climate change. He believes that faith can provide a sense of hope and optimism to those who are feeling overwhelmed by the magnitude of the climate crisis. He believes that faith can provide a sense of courage and strength to those who are feeling overwhelmed by the enormity of the challenge.
Chishty believes that faith can provide a sense of accountability and responsibility to those who are feeling powerless and helpless in the face of the climate crisis. He believes that faith can provide a sense of compassion and understanding to those who are feeling overwhelmed by the complexity of the climate crisis.
Chishty believes that faith can provide a sense of humility and reverence to those who are feeling overwhelmed by the enormity of the task. He believes that faith can
