American Muslim political action committee promoting awareness of international Muslim concerns.
The first independent human rights organization in Saudi Arabia, established to uphold Islamic standards and human rights.
An organization established in 1978 by representatives of the Muslim World League to oversee mosques in the United States, later consolidated with its Canadian counterpart to form the Continental Council of Masajid of North America.
The Fédération Nationale des Musulmans de France (FNMF) is an organization established in 1985 to represent and protect the interests of Muslims in France.
A North American organization founded in 1952 to help maintain ties among scattered Muslim communities in the United States and Canada.
A worldwide organization of Muslim student associations founded in 1966, fostering the rejuvenation of Muslim thought and offering various forms of community support.
The official student wing of the Pakistani Jamaat-i Islami, striving to spread teachings of revivalist ideologues on campuses and enforce a strict code of ethics among students.
A Libyan governmental missionary organization focused on international proselytization and Islamic education, founded in 1972.
A comprehensive overview of ICNA, its history, functions, and contributions.
An umbrella organization for various Muslim professional groups founded in 1982
A Nigerian organization established in 1962 for the unity and renewal of the Muslim community.
An international Islamic non-governmental organization founded in 1962 in Saudi Arabia to address concerns and promote the interests of the Muslim ummah on a global scale.
One of the largest Islamic traditionalist grassroots social organizations in Indonesia established for spiritual and social development through Islamic education and law.
An Indonesian modernist Islamist organization founded in Bandung in 1923.
Nongovernmental, nonprofit organization formed in 1980 to coordinate Islamic missionary activities in Southeast Asia and the Pacific.
An organization founded in the 1970s by Ugandan President Idi Amin Dada to promote Islam in Uganda and strengthen ties with Libya and Saudi Arabia.
A federation of local Islamic associations in France, established to support and manage religious and educational activities for Muslims.
An international Shia Islamic organization headquartered in London, focusing on various socioreligious and humanitarian activities within Shia communities.
An international organization founded to support Islamic youth organizations through various initiatives and planning.
An international body established for coordination of missionary activities and standardization of Islamic jurisprudence.
A comprehensive international organization founded to integrate Islamic missionary activities with humanitarian relief work, supported by the Muslim World League.
Jamaat-i Islami of India: An influential Islamic political and religious organization in India, with roots tracing back to its original establishment before the partition in 1947.
An organization in Singapore dedicated to supporting and educating new Muslim converts since its establishment in 1980, formerly known as Kampulan Saudara Baru (New Brothers Group).
Aisyiyah is an auxiliary organization of the Indonesian Muhammadiyah movement, named after the Prophet’s wife Aishah, and is concerned with women’s affairs, education, and the spread of Islam among women.
An organization founded in 1962 to promote Islamic education, community support, and missionary work in Britain.
A pivotal organization founded in 1963 to support and connect Muslim students in the United States, providing resources and fostering a sense of community.
The Islamic Council of Europe is an organization established in 1973 to coordinate the work of Islamic centers and organizations in Europe, with headquarters in London.
Jamiatul Ulama-i Islam: Influential Islamic Organization in Pakistan Originating from the Deoband Movement
Islamic organization founded in 1991 in London aimed at representing the interests of Muslims in the UK.
