This session explores how Islamic conflict resolution principles—rooted in justice, dignity, and community well-being—can enrich contemporary mediation. Participants will unpack Qur'anic and Prophetic approaches to dispute resolution, examining how concepts like Sulh (reconciliation) and Wasata (mediation) foster not just agreements, but restoration of trust. It offers practical tools for mediators engaging with Muslim parties and highlights universal lessons for cultivating ethical spaces.