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The Muslim World League is an international non-governmental Islamic organization based in the Holy City of Makkah. Its goal is to clarify the true message of Islam.
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The Muslim World League ( MWL ; Arabic : رابطة العالم الاسلامي , Rabitat al-Alam al-Islami , Arabic pronunciation: [ra:bitˤat al ʕa:lami al isla:mij] ) is a Pan-Islamic [ dubious – discuss ] [1] NGO based in Mecca , Saudi Arabia that claims to clarify the true message of Islam by advancing moderate values that promote peace, tolerance and love. [2] [3] [4]
The NGO was funded by the Saudi government from its inception in 1962, [5] with that contribution growing to approximately $13 million by 1980. [3] Because of the Saudi funding, the League is widely recognized as a representative of the Islamic principles promoted in Saudi Arabia. Under Saudi Arabia's modernization agenda, Vision 2030, the country has embraced a moderate form of Islam, which the Muslim World League seeks to promote in Saudi Arabia and around the world., [6] [7] the League is widely regarded as promoting Salafism . The Oxford Dictionary of Islam says that "the group has acted as a mouthpiece for the Saudi Arabian government, which finances it." [8] [9]
Muhammad bin Abdul Karim Issa is the General Secretary. [3] The organization propagates the religion of Islam, encouraging Dawah and conversion of non-Muslims, [3] and rebuke and debunk criticism of Islam . The organization funds the construction of mosques, financial reliefs for Muslims afflicted by natural disasters, the distribution of copies of the Quran , and political tracts on Muslim minority groups. [10] The League says that they reject all acts of violence and promote dialogue with the people of other cultures, within their understanding of Sharia , but they are no strangers to controversy, having been the subject of several ongoing counterterrorism investigations in the U.S. related to Hamas, al Qaeda and other terrorist groups. [11]
However, since 2016, the Muslim World League has been widely recognized as one of the leading organizations in Saudi Arabia dedicated to combating extremist ideology. Government officials have commended the Muslim World League for its commitment to confronting hatred, disunity and violence closely associated with extremism. [12] [13] [14] In its 2019 Country Reports on Terrorism, the U.S. State Department stated that the Muslim World League's Secretary General, Dr. Al-Issa “pressed a message of interfaith dialogue, religious tolerance, and peaceful coexistence with global religious authorities, including Muslim imams outside the Arab world,” as well as conducted extensive outreach to prominent U.S. Jewish and Christian leaders. [15]
The Muslim World League was founded in accordance with a resolution adopted during the meeting of the General Islamic Conference which was held in Makkah on the 14th of Dhul Hijjah 1381 Hijra, corresponding to the 18th May 1962.
Following a meeting of 22 Muslim religious leaders held in 1962, the Muslim World League saw the light under the auspices of then Crown prince Faisal . [1]
The Muslim World League has had eight Secretaries General since its founding. [20] Under Secretary General Dr. Al-Issa, the Muslim World League has embraced a notable shift in objectives and priorities, breaking long-held taboos in the Muslim world to reflect the organization's obligation to promote the values of true Islam and demonstrate responsible leadership. [21]
The Muslim World League's mission is to introduce Islam and the moderate values presented in the Quran and Sunnah. Further, the Muslim World League seeks to spread a message of "peace and harmony" that strengthens Islam's resolve and unity around the world. [22] The organization also combats extremist ideology by promoting and clarifying the facts through education, traditional, digital and social media, and international conferences. [23]
The Muslim World League claims to not only defend the rights of Muslim minorities, but all minorities that face discrimination, and overt and covert forms of oppression. The Washington Times quoted the League's Secretary General saying that the organization “embraces the full range of Muslim beliefs and seeks to downplay sectarian divides – including that between Sunni and Shiite Muslims." [24] In regards to protecting the rights of minorities outside of Islam, the Muslim World League's leadership wrote in a 2019 Newsweek opinion editorial piece that the Charter of Makkah “demands that we preserve the human rights of all people, including women and minorities.” [25]
According to the Muslim World League's website, the organization places significant emphasis on civilizational rapprochement through constructive dialogue and engagement. [26] In 2018, Dr. Al-Issa stated that Muslims and non-Muslims alike have an obligation to call for civilizational rapprochement that promotes and shares values and common interests, "in addition to the advancement of the concept of human brotherhood that calls for reinforcing the feeling of love, cooperation and understanding." [27] Additionally, the organization promotes peaceful and harmonious coexistence between Islam and the world's largest religions, especially, but not limited to, Christianity and Judaism . [28]
Each year, the Muslim World League utilizes the Hajj season to gather respected Islamic voices, scholars and leaders in Mecca, Saudi Arabia to exchange views and discuss how to best raise the standards and promote true moderate Islamic principles around the world. [29] The Muslim World League also gathers and meets
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