HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa on community: "If there is one thing the COVID-19 pandemic should have taught all of us — Muslim and non-Muslim, American and non-American — it is that we all bear…
From Kosovo and Afghanistan to Malawi and beyond, the MWL's coronavirus relief initiatives have allowed communities & individuals to better cope with the pandemic.
Last year in Ghana, HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa delivered supplies to vulnerable communities in critical need of support. Providing food aid is a key component of the Muslim World League's humanitarian…
To build a more peaceful world, we must not let our differences divide us.
Extremism is one of the largest global threats to humanity. The MWL's initiatives aim to tackle the threat at its root by engaging with youth & promoting dialogue as a means to bridge the…
In 2003, the MWL founded the International Organization for Muslim Scholars to provide support for Islamic scholarship.
Last year, the Muslim World League dug thousands of wells in Ghana. Access to clean drinking water is a human right and contributes significantly to reducing poverty in vulnerable communities.
To support the fight against the COVID19 pandemic & provide long-term healthcare aid to local communities, the MWL equipped the Al Salam Health Center in The Gambia with new medical equipment…
It is incumbent upon all religious leaders to work within their communities to address threats among their spiritual followers. HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa actively works with leaders to develop…
Islamophobia results from an inability to understand true Islam. The Muslim World League works in communities around the world to promote the Islamic values of peace, moderation & love.
Last year, the MWL hosted the Global Forum on Moderate Islam, engaging leading scholars from 139+ countries on Islamic leadership in a modern world. The resulting Charterof Makkah was…
The Muslim World League continues its urgent relief program, delivering supplies to communities impacted by the severe flooding in Sudan.
On International Peace Day and every day, Islam teaches us to advance peace & coexistence, as well as embrace people of other faiths and beliefs. HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa MWL
September 21 is UN75 Peace Day. The Muslim World League brings together individuals from different religions through dialogue and mutual respect.
The Muslim World League will be working with the Observatory on Religious Minorities and on the Respect for Religious Freedom in Italy to support a joint mission of peace, harmony, understanding…