Zakat, or almsgiving, is the third pillar of Islam. Zakat is the obligation that an individual donates a certain proportion of wealth each year to their community. Recipients are the poor & needy, people in debt, and those stranded during their travels.
According to the Charter of Makkah the world must firmly unite against any attack on a site of worship. The MWL strongly condemns this kind of criminal act.
We are all members of a greater global community. The Charter of Makkah states that individuals and states must both contribute to society. The MWL's mission transcends national boundaries to create a stronger civilization.
The emphasis on the acquisition of knowledge is core to Muslim teachings. The emergence of sciences in Islamic civilization was viewed in the same religious perspective because nature as a whole is considered to be works of God. To know nature is to know God.
Did You Know the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, also known as the Blue Mosque, is a UNESCO World Heritage site? The beautiful Ottoman-era mosque consists of the main dome, six minarets, and eight secondary domes.
The Charter of Makkah reminds us that Islamaphobia is born from harmful misconceptions about the Muslim community. The MWL hosts events worldwide to educate about the true meaning of Islamic values, emphasizing the importance of education for greater understanding.
