We are all called to love one another. This is why the Muslim World League continues to strive for interfaith cooperation and respect around the world. HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa
A recent edition of the MWL Journal covers the role that Islamic art plays in enhancing cultural communication between Muslim and non-Muslim communities around the world.
The MWL is committed to building bridges across faiths. Last year, HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa met with representatives from the U.S. evangelical community & agreed to promote religious harmony through the power of education.
Children are the foundation of our future. The Muslim World League supports 50,000+ orphaned children worldwide, providing education, food and shelter. World Childrens Day
The Muslim World League's humanitarian aid initiatives promote food security among vulnerable communities, particularly in the wake of the COVID19 pandemic that is threatening livelihoods across the globe.
"Young people around the world are not an issue that needs management: they are a source of energy that needs investment." -HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa On World Childrens Day & every day, the MWL is committed to supporting children to create a more prosperous future for all.
Children are the foundation of our future. The Muslim World League supports 2,000+ orphaned children worldwide, providing education, food, and shelter. World Childrens Day
On Wednesday, HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa received a phone call from the French Minister of Foreign Affairs to discuss recent events & reiterate France's respect for Islam. Read more:
Last year in Reykjavik, HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa visited the Islamic Cultural Center of Iceland, where he met with leaders of the Islamic community to discuss the importance of promoting open dialogue & unity.
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