The Muslim World League launches the Regional Forum for the Service of Two Revelations in Africa
Pattani University in Thailand honors Dr. Al-Issa and grants him an honorary doctorate in recognition of his efforts in Islamic…
His Excellency Dr. Mohammad Alissa gave a lecture this morning called, "The Alliance of Civilizations," at Kings…
The world's largest Islamic forum: the 45th session of the Supreme Council of the Muslim World League
In memory of the Holocaust, H.E. Dr. Mohammad Alissa led a delegation of senior Muslim scholars and leaders in coordination with…
The Charter of Makkah states that it is the highest responsibility of governments and international organizations to ensure the…
Al-Azhar University in Cairo, Egypt is the second oldest university in the world as it was first established in 972 CE under the…
In partnership with the Muslim World League, the UNHCR issues its semi-annual report on Islamic charitable work from Expo
Did You Know that the Ibrahim-al-Ibrahim Mosque, also known as the King Fahd bin Abdulaziz al-Saud Mosque, sits on Europa Point in…
The Charter of Makkah states that schools are the foundation of Muslim communities.
Kicked off at Expo 2020 Dubai with the participation of the Secretary General of the Muslim World League
The Charter of Makkah states that freedom is not chaos. We cannot infringe on the rights or happiness of others in the name of…
Sawm, or fasting during the holy month of Ramadan, is the fourth pillar of Islam.
The Charter Of Makkah reminds us that the Muslim community continues to enrich society through their ethical, social, and…
The Islamic worldview is based on the Quran, which details Islam’s truth about human existence.
The Charter of Makkah states that conversation is an essential first step to tolerance and understanding.
According to the Charter of Makkah we are all equal and should not be divided by ethnicity and religion.
The Charter of Makkah states that empty rhetoric is not efficient to enact change.
