Alhaz GK Mushahid’s
Alhaz GK Mushahid’s Vision: No War for the Next 100 Years
In a world continuously plagued by conflicts and hostilities, Alhaz GK Mushahid, an internationally recognized artist and peace advocate, has taken a unique initiative to promote world peace through his artwork on thin-tailed sheepskin. His latest creation is rooted in the vision of a “No War for the Next 100 Years Policy,” an idea that not only challenges the status quo but also presents a transformative approach to global harmony.
Promote War-Free Nations
The We Want World Peace Organization is committed to advocating for war-free nations. By prioritizing dialogue and diplomacy, we can resolve conflicts without violence, ensuring the safety and dignity of all individuals. Advocating for no war encourages a shared commitment to humanity, protecting lives and preserving resources for future generations. Alhaz GK Mushahid’s initiative aligns with this vision by using art as a powerful tool to spread the message of peace and unity across nations.
Art as a Catalyst for Peace
Alhaz GK Mushahid, Chairman of GK Antique Collection and We Want World Peace Organization, has painted national flags of over 70 countries on thin-tailed sheepskin using specialized techniques. His artwork is not just an artistic achievement but a bold statement against war and violence. These paintings have been widely acclaimed by influential figures, including members of the British Royal Family, global leaders, and renowned international organizations.
Through his intricate craftsmanship, Mushahid conveys a powerful message—peace is achievable if humanity commits to it. His work symbolizes unity, respect among nations, and the hope for a world without warfare.
Why Only the Next 100 Years?
The “No War for the Next 100 Years” policy may seem like a temporary solution, but it is based on deep psychological and sociological insights. Humans are habitual creatures, and behavioural change takes time. If the world can successfully sustain a century without war, the momentum will naturally carry forward for thousands of years. This policy is not about postponing peace; rather, it is a practical approach to embedding non-violence into the global mindset.
Historical evidence shows that extended periods of peace foster economic growth, technological advancement, and social stability. A commitment to avoiding war for a century will allow societies to establish conflict resolution mechanisms, diplomatic dialogues, and cooperation frameworks that make war an obsolete concept over time.
Mediation and Dialogue
We work for mediation and dialogue as fundamental tools for conflict resolution. By involving neutral mediators, trust can be built, and common ground can be identified, reducing the risk of escalation. Emphasizing open communication and mutual respect through dialogue fosters understanding, enabling nations and communities to resolve disputes without resorting to violence. Alhaz GK Mushahid’s movement aligns with this philosophy, advocating for diplomacy over destruction.
Promote to Plant More Trees
Our organization also focuses on environmental sustainability as a key factor in maintaining long-term peace. The initiative “Promote to Plant More Trees” highlights the importance of increasing tree cover to combat climate change, preserve biodiversity, and improve air quality. Planting trees helps reduce carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, provides habitats for wildlife, and enhances soil health. Encouraging tree-planting initiatives supports a greener, healthier planet for current and future generations, ensuring that conflicts over resources are minimized and global stability is strengthened.
Work for No Poverty
War and poverty are interconnected, and achieving lasting peace requires addressing economic disparity. Our organization works to ensure every individual has access to basic needs like food, shelter, healthcare, and education. It involves creating economic opportunities, promoting fair wages, and empowering communities through sustainable development. By addressing inequality and supporting social safety nets, we can build a world where conflict over scarce resources is diminished, fostering a more harmonious society.
A Global Call to Action
Alhaz GK Mushahid’s initiative is not just about creating artwork—it is a movement towards a sustainable and peaceful future. He urges world leaders, peace organizations, and the public to support and propagate this vision. Through his We Want World Peace Organization, he continues to mediate for peace and advocate for global unity.
His message is clear: If humanity can sustain peace for the next 100 years, war will become a forgotten practice.
The challenge now lies in whether the world is ready to embrace this transformative vision. Will nations and leaders take the necessary steps to ensure that the coming century is one of peace, paving the way for millennia of harmony.