The Hudson Institute in Washington, DC, hosted His Excellency Dr. Mohammad Alissa to talk about extremism in the history of religions and philosophies, as well as ways to confront it on the…
An overview of the Forum of Islamic Leaders in North and South America hosted by the Muslim World League last week in Washington, D.C. to promote the Charter of Makkah throughout the region:
Highlights from the statement issued by Dr. Mohammad Alissa at the Forum of Islamic Leaders in North and South America from Washington, DC:
The Muslim World League congratulates the Republic of Tunisia on its National Day
In the presence of members of the US Congress and religious leaders, Dr. Mohammad Alissa launched the "Forum of Islamic Leaders in North and South America,” encouraging the adoption of the Charter…
When describing the Charter of Makkah, imam magid and MB Kashmiri said it's a key tool of guidance for inter-faith coexistence to deepen communal bonds at the Promoting Unity…
Also during last night’s conference, rabbisaperstein said the call of Dr. Mohammad Alissa for all of us to work together is a model of the world we should want to create for all of God’s…
Last night at the Promoting Unity and Global Coexistence conference in Washington,Rep Andre Carson stated the importance of safeguarding the rights of Muslims around the world and ongoing…
Dr. Mohammad Alissa stressed the Charter of Makkah carries the hopes and aspirations of everyone for God to make this world better.
Rahmah A. Abdulaleem, Executive Director of KARAMAH Humera Khan, says that women can lead in all areas covered by the Charter of Makkah and in the leadership programs of the MWL
Dr. Mohammad Alissa, in a keynote address, states that the Charter of Makkah “warns against conflict and a clash of civilizations, hate speech and racism, and calls for inclusive citizenship…
Dr. Mohammad Alissa re-affirms how the Charter of Makkah is a force for tolerance and peace
Imam Talib Shareef, President of Masjid Muhammad, speaks to the central message of uplifting humanity in the Charter of Makkah