The logo symbolizes dialogue and peace. It represents a group of people who are joined together although the circles, which represent the heads, are not in the same direction. It is a sign that in the plurality of cultures and religions people have to move together for dialogue and peace.

"SILSILAH"

It is an Arabic word that literally means “chain” or “link” to emphasize being linked with those who have attained an experience of the Divine. In the Philippines and other countries the same root word is used to mean “genealogical tree” which implies a spiritual chain of humanity as created by the same God.

“Silsilah” in the Movement is taken as an inspiring and key concept to describe Muslims, Christians and other people of living faiths who are moving together as one universal family, moving towards a common vision and mission of dialogue and peace.

Recognizing the uniqueness of each religion, people are called to undergo a process of spiritual growth by continuously discovering God’s dialogue with humanity. It is a call to live the spirituality of life-in-dialogue and to witness God’s presence in the plurality of cultures and religions as a habitat and an experience that leads to dialogue and peace.