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His Royal Highness wishes to be King for all his people - both in the United Kingdom, and throughout the Commonwealth (remember, as King, he will be Head of the Commonwealth). A large number of these people are Moslem.

I do not believe the Prince has any special interest in Islam as compared to other faiths - he's a member of the Church of England and he takes that faith more seriously than any other, though I don't believe he's particularly devout, but beyond that he simply seeks to treat all faiths with respect. Being respectful towards Judaism, or Hinduism, or Buddhism, is completely non-controversial and so his gestures in those directions don't get publicised. Being respectful towards Islam, however - well that creates some controversy and that sells newspapers and ad space on TV - so that gets stressed by the media when it happens.

The Prince has no time for terrorism in any of its forms - but I'd point out to you that his own Godfather was murdered by terrorists who hid behind Catholicism as the basis for their crimes. He makes a distinction between the actions of fanatics and those who merely seek to follow their own faith in peace.