Education is key to promoting tolerance and building a more sustainable future. MWL is committed to providing resources to educate youth as part of it's humanitarian mission.
In Islam, humanitarian acts are an essential part of religious practice. The Muslim World League continues to provide relief and support in combatting the coronavirus COVID19 pandemic as an example of this humanitarian value.
Dialogue is critical to finding solutions on issues ranging from promoting health to combating extremism. MWL is committed to building partnerships with religious & community organizations across borders to facilitate effective leadership.
This World Health Day, expanding access to healthcare is more important than ever. MWL devotes humanitarian resources to communities across the globe, including to help stem the spread of coronavirus. COVID19
MWL funds health initiatives across the continent of Africa. In Senegal last year, HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa participated in the launch of a major hospital expansion project, providing enhanced access to healthcare for the community.
April 7 is World Health Day. The Muslim World League is committed to providing support for countries around the world to combat the coronavirus pandemic. Regardless of faith, the MWL is supporting the efforts to stop the spread of COVID19.
"The MWL is always proactive in providing aid, & has provided assistance to help fight coronavirus as part of its religious, moral & humanitarian obligation."
This week the MLW donated medical supplies in Pakistan. MWL in Pakistan
From its headquarters in Makkah Makkah , the MWL in the Land of goodness, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia continues to implement the urgent response plan to mitigate the effects of the emerging Corona pandemic affecting countries in the continents: Asia, Africa and Europe.
The regional office of the Muslim World League in Islamabad delivered much-needed medical supplies to Pakistan’s government to help fight the coronavirus pandemic. COVID19 MWL in Pakistan
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