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The Muslim World League congratulates the Islamic world on the blessed Eid AlAdha, "May God make it a good and blessed Eid for all"

Yesterday, during a tribute ceremony for victims of the terrorist attack at the Basilica of Nice, Mohammad Alissa stated that, “we are all United by fraternity, love and cooperation. We say to the world that we will never allow the forces of evil to divide us”

Mohammad Alissa receives award from UN body for his “outstanding efforts” in international diplomacy & combating hate. Senior UN official hails MWL leader for being “leading global voice on moderate Islam” who has “advanced constructive cooperation and counteracted extremism.”

The Charter of Makkah states that diversity is a bridge to dialogue and better understanding. As a leading voice in interfaith communication, the MWL brings people across borders together in meaningful conversation.

The Charter of Makkah reminds us that theoretical initiatives and vague rhetoric are not sufficient to create real change. The MWL takes concrete action to combat issues like poverty, health care disparities, and human trafficking.

The Charter of Makkah highlights the necessity of female empowerment, including equal wages and career opportunities. Through highlighting women's voices and encouraging education for girls, the MWL is actively working to help create a new generation of female leaders.

We are all obligated to protect the future of this planet from waste and destruction. The Charter of Makkah calls us to come together on an international scale and regulate pollution to prevent climate change.

Under the umbrella of the Muslim World League, scholars from Pakistan and Afghanistan came together last week to agree a path towards peace in Afghanistan.

Tomorrow, with the support & patronage of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, under the umbrella of the Muslim World League, next to the Grand Mosque, there will be a Declaration Of PeaceIn Afghanistan. Senior officials and scholars of Pakistan & Afghanistan will sign on, Allah willing

The Charter of Makkah tells us that we cannot be passive observers in the face of hatred. Through decisive action and global outreach the Muslim World Leauge brings together groups from around the world to build mutual respect & understanding.