Pope Francis's engagement with Muslims was marked by a practical positivity, emphasizing dialogue and cooperation. He visited 10 Muslim countries, advocating for peace and rejecting stereotypes. Key moments included signing the 'Document of Human Fraternity' with Sheikh Al-Tayeb and meeting Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani in Iraq. His visits aimed to strengthen interfaith relations and promote religious harmony, while also addressing issues like the Gaza conflict and Islamophobia. His Jesuit background influenced his approach, fostering a more independent and active stance on interfaith dialogue.