In cooperation with UNESCO, Columbia University, and American Sephardi Federation, the Muslim World League organized a forum on Islamic values and shared religious philosophies. The forum also highlighted historical contributions from Muslims which included the Charter of Makkah.
H.E. Dr. Mohammad Alissa was hosted by Yeshiva University in New York City where he gave a lecture on several contemporary issues and described the provisions laid out in the Charter of Makkah. H.E. was then honored for his efforts in spreading peace and fighting hatred.
HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa welcomed a number of American evangelical leaders in Washington, DC to review the contents of the Charter of Makkah and its purpose to establish community and global harmony.
HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa met with American muftis, imams, and other leaders in Washington, DC to discuss Islamic affairs and preparations to enact the contents of the Charter of Makkah within societal and official frameworks.
The MWL bears the responsibility of promoting awareness of urgent environmental issues to protect the gifts of the Creator - Glory be to Him - from destruction. We look to involve young people in programs & initiatives around the world to reduce the threats of climate change.
Important meeting with the UN’s antonioguterres .Mohammed Alissa of MWL & lauder_ronald of WJC discussed how interfaith partnerships can fight hatred, intolerance, racism, and discrimination. We are all in the same fight.
at the UN, HE Mohammad Alissa & lauder_ronald briefed the Secretary-General antonioguterres on the important interfaith work being done by the MWL & the WJC, and further plans to promote tolerance & understanding worldwide.
H.E. Dr. Mohammad Alissa attended the Paris Peace and Solidarity Agreement, where an action plan was discussed to promote peace and harmony among national societies. The delegation welcomed religious and academic institutions to the agreement.
The MWL donated $1 million USD to the United Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East. This donation will help continue the important vocational and technical training that the UNRWA provides in Jordan, including accounting, engineering and nursing.
