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The paper aims to highlight the role of humility as an epistemic virtue in interreligious dialogue. In particular, the paper focuses on the relationship between humility and epistemic justice and investigates it from the perspective of the religious identity (of both individuals and groups) as a possible impediment in dialogue or source of prejudice and misunderstandings. It establishes the legitimacy of humility both as a virtue as well as a form of moral and epistemic thought. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]