News Update

Mr. Levrak, special advisor to HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa, and UPEACEP uyana Fernandezagreed to research the UNESCO Int'l Decade for the Rapprochement of Cultures to expand on the outcomes from the MWL Conference for Protecting Youth from Extremist Ideologies earlier this year.

A day after International Literacy Day, the UN recognizes the International Day to Protect Education from Attack. In the face of the COVID19 pandemic, the MWL stepped up efforts to protect  critical vocational training programs for young  refugees.

On International Literacy Day, the Muslim World League reaffirms its commitment to investing resources to help combat illiteracy in  countries around the world through the COVID19 pandemic and beyond. World_Literacy_Day SDG4

The MWL has offered critical support to countries around the world to facilitate the fight against the COVID19 pandemic, including by providing medical supplies & food aid.

The Secretary General of the Muslim World Leauge HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa signed an agreement with the OIC_OCI
 to work jointly to  confront extremism and support the values ​​of dialogue and coexistence.

Covering both social and legal issues, the Sunnah is the body of traditional customs & practices of the Islamic community.

Read the latest from HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa, Secretary General of the Muslim World League detroitnews
 "Islam is not partisan. It does not take electoral sides, favor candidates or parties, or impose ideological judgments on rival political platforms."

Last year, the MWL provided education, shelter, food and clothing support to 1,000+ orphans in Ghana.

"Every individual – no matter what religion they follow - must use his or her heart and mind to cast a ballot for the candidate they most believe in."  Read more from HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa  on the upcoming US election in  detroitnews

The Muslim World League advocates for a world filled with positive, civilized partnerships that facilitate effective interaction & problem solving.