In a recent podcast show, the activist opened up about his relationship with religion. Born in a Muslim family, he shared that his father is Muslim and his mother is Christian. He emphasized the tolerance of his father, who believes in individual freedom to choose one’s spiritual path.
Although he no longer actively practices Islam or Christianity, he remains a religious person and continues to pray daily. For him, the main thing lies in his personal relationship with God, rather than in traditional religious structures.
He shared: “I believe in God and I pray every day, but I no longer adhere to any particular religion. I realized that what I was looking for was not necessarily linked to religious dogmas. For me, l “The essential thing is respect and decency towards every human being, regardless of their social status.”
This open-mindedness and personal quest for spirituality offers a new angle on how everyone can find their own path to spiritual connection, valuing humanity and kindness towards others.