Throughout the coronavirus global health crisis, the Muslim World League continues to provide humanitarian assistance to communities in need regardless of faith. We are all in his together and we should be extending the bridges of support to all in need. HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa
The Muslim World League appreciates the decision by King Salman to provide free treatment for anyone infected with COVID19 coronavirus in Saudi Arabia. This is a true expression of the humanitarian values in Islam & an excellent example for the international community.
HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa: It is critical that we confront extremist ideologies in every way possible, including by educating youth about integration & love of their neighbors.
In a recent interview with Al Monitor, HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa highlighted that throughout this global health crisis, the MWL has provided significant humanitarian assistance to Muslim and non-Muslim countries. COVID19
It is a religious, legal & moral duty to avoid any kind of gathering during the coronavirus pandemic. We must work together as a community and follow all health guidelines in order to protect one another. COVID19
Interfaith partnership is more important than ever before. HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa explained MWL's approach to building bridges of understanding in an exclusive interview with Al Monitor. COVID19
“The need for interfaith partnership will continue beyond this crisis, & that is why we continue to work hard to build more bridges of understanding and cooperation.” HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa in an interview w AlMonitor COVID19
HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa to Al Monitor: “We try to lead by example, and show that we are all in this together, and we should be extending the bridges of support and assistance to all in need.”
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