Press Release

Statement from the Muslim World League

The Muslim World League stands with the people of Canada after the horrific terrorist attack that killed four Muslims in the province of Ontario.

The Muslim World League Welcomes Cease-Fire, Urges Action to Address Palestinian Grievances

On the second anniversary of the horrific attacks in Christchurch on March 15 that claimed 51 innocent lives, the Muslim World League stands with New Zealand and reaffirms its condemnation of all forms of terrorism, intolerance and hatred. 

The Muslim World League condemns the attacks by the Iran-supported Houthis in the northern province of Saudi Arabia. Read the latest statement.

On Wednesday, HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa received a phone call from the French Minister of Foreign Affairs to discuss recent events & reiterate France's respect for Islam. Read more:

The Muslim World League condemns today's violence at a cemetery in Jeddah. Read the latest statement from the HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa:

The Muslim World League condemns the attack in Nice, France in the strongest terms possible. Read the latest statement from HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa:

The Muslim World League reaffirms its support for New Zealand's response to the 2019 Christchurch attack on worshippers. The court decision today "represents an important step in our fight against those who seek to spread intolerance and hatred." said HE Dr. Mohammad Alissa.

The Muslim World League commends the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for a successful Hajj2020, especially in light of the ongoing COVID19 coronavirus pandemic.