Humanitarian Aids

The Muslim World Leauge distributed food baskets to people in Benin as part of the annual Ramadan Food Basket Program which provides essential food items to communities in need around the world. MWL in Benin

The Charter of Makkah states that governments are responsible for the health, education and welfare of children. The MWL supports 50,000+ orphaned children worldwide.

The MWL in Jordan distributes Ramadan Iftar coupons for Syrian refugees. This is one of many charitable projects undertaken by the Muslim World League during the holy month of Ramadan.

As the COVID-19 pandemic has ravaged across the world, volunteers have been at the forefront of medical, community and societal responses. Thank you to the many Muslim World League volunteers around the world who have delivered humanitarian aid to communities in need.

The subsidiary of the Muslim World League, the International Organization for Relief, Welfare and Development is among the first relief organizations to reach the African Countries affected by CycloneIdai

HE Sheikh Dr. Mohammad Alissa presides over the meeting of the Board of Directors of the International Organization for Relief Welfare and Development (IORWD) in the presence of the members of the Board of Excellencies and Eminences.

HE the Secretary-General of the Muslim World League, Sheikh Dr. Mohammad Alissa inaugurates the tower of the MWL's Human Relief Organization in Central Makkah. The tower took two years to complete.

Through its Global Relief, Care and Development Authority, the Muslim World League has completed an urgent relief campaign aimed at distributing food baskets to some 40,000 refugees from Central Africa residing in refugee camps on the borders of the Republic of Chad.

The Muslim World League continues its urgent relief project to tackle the wave of drought sweeping through some African countries by meeting the needs of thousands of families; under the support and supervision of the relevant authorities in each country.

The Muslim world league continues its global care program for orphans.