The initiative aims to foster awareness, provide solutions, and inspire a collective ethical revival among the people of Egypt.
It also seeks to rebuild a value system that reflects the nation's identity and heritage, Alazhary told reporters following a cabinet meeting on Wednesday.
He noted that following its official launch on Wednesday, the initiative's activities would include disseminating multimedia content throughout the nation.
Alazhary added that as part of the initiative, a one-year scheme will be carried out to build societal awareness grounded in sound religious and humanistic principles and shield individuals from misguided ideologies and destructive behaviours.
He added that the scheme also seeks to promote a modern religious discourse that balances tradition with contemporary realities, and to counter intellectual and behavioural challenges with a rigorous, scientifically based approach.
The initiative covers a wide range of issues, including:
- Violating traffic signals and speeding while driving
- Using a mobile phone while driving
- Throwing stones at trains
- Driving in the wrong direction
- Disrespecting traffic signals
- Disrespecting the elderly
- Violence against children
- Fireworks and other harmful activities for children
- Children's addiction to social media
- Inappropriate treatment of tourists
- Harming people with disabilities
- Football fanaticism and family disintegration
- Lack of cooperation among family members
- Husbands refraining from helping their wives
- Vandalism of public property
- Social media addiction and its impact on families
- Wasteful water consumption
- Inappropriate provision of aid to the needy
- Lack of communication between parents and children
- Misinterpreting Quranic verses
- The misconception of jihad
- Legitimising obscenity and violence
- Questioning the value of the homeland
- Portraying the homeland as "a handful of dust"
- Spreading confusion, negativity, doubt, and pessimism
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