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Around the world, the Muslim World League recognized World Diabetes Day on November 14 by providing free screenings and clinical trainings at affiliated hospitals. The MWL remains committed to providing healthcare to individuals regardless of religion, ethnicity or gender.

Last November, HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa brought the Muslim World League's message on the importance of tolerance & interfaith collaboration to Denmark, sharing the principles of unity enshrined in the Charter of Makkah.

"We must put aside our differences and embrace our religious and cultural diversity." On UN International Day for Tolerance, the Muslim World League calls for embracing diversity and building bridges of understanding and friendship to overpower the voices of hate.

The Muslim World League organized free healthcare screenings and trainings for providers at the various hospitals the MWL supports across Africa in recognition of World Diabetes Day on November 14. MWL in Africa

"Our human brotherhood is a topic of great substance, binding us together and forming the entity of fellowship, and our love is based on our cooperation and tolerance." - HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa 
On Monday, join us in recognizing the UN International Day for Tolerance.

We must all recognize our relation to one another to understand the true meaning and purpose of human relationships. The Muslim World League promotes love and brotherhood between all peoples. HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa

One year ago, HE Dr. Mohammed Alissa met with the First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Salt Lake City, Utah to discuss shared goals of interfaith cooperation and appreciation in a historic visit.

Fostering cultural diversity and understanding is key to a more prosperous future for all. The Muslim World League creates & funds initiatives that promote dialogue among people of all backgrounds.

The Muslim World League donated 1,250+ food packs to communities in Sri Lanka, working in partnership with the local police department to distribute the aid. MWL in Sri Lanka COVID19

To further the MWL's commitment to interfaith outreach, HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa met with the Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia last year. In a wide-ranging discussion, the two explored ways to cooperate in fighting hatred & promoting unity.