Inter-religious dialogue has become an essential dimension of peace and conflict management in the modern world, where societies are increasingly interconnected and diverse. The coexistence of different faiths, traditions, and cultural systems often creates opportunities for mutual enrichment, but it can also become a source of tension and conflict when not approached with understanding and respect. In this context, dialogue between religions is not just desirable but necessary for ensuring social harmony, reducing prejudice, and addressing conflicts that often find roots in religious differences. The necessity of inter-religious dialogue lies primarily in the promotion of mutual understanding. Religion often shapes the values, identity, and worldview of communities, and without dialogue, misunderstandings can easily grow into mistrust or hostility. Dialogue allows individuals and groups to share their beliefs, clarify misconceptions, and find common values. This process fosters respect for diversity while also affirming shared human goals such as compassion, justice, and peace. In peace and conflict management, such communication reduces stereotypes and helps prevent the escalation of