News Update

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

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.

The Charter of Makkah recognizes that all people - regardless of background - are equal while explicitly rejecting religious & ethnic claims of preference.

During a visit to the US last November, HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa met with the First Presidency of the LDS church in Salt Lake City, Utah. The groups discussed the importance of interfaith cooperation and dialogue during the a historic visit.

The Five Pillars of Islam articulate the obligations that every Muslim must satisfy as the foundation of Islamic life & faith.

"Fighting anti-Semitism is a religious obligation and a moral obligation." HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa spoke with AFP earlier this year on the critical importance of standing up against bigotry of all kinds. Read more:

Earlier this year, HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa connected with leaders of the Islamic community in Croatia, emphasizing that if we bring together understanding, planning & action, then security and peace will become much easier to achieve.

Access to safe drinking water is a fundamental human right. As part of its broader humanitarian program last year, the Muslim World League dug thousands of wells in Ghana to enhance critical access to clean water for the local community.

The Muslim World League has provided critical support to countries around the world to facilitate the fight against the coronavirus pandemic. COVID19

"Today, as the world celebrates the ideals of acceptance, we take this opportunity to send a message that together we can uproot evil. United, we can defeat those wish to divide us. And through cooperation, we can grow to better understand and love one another." Tolerance Day