Auckland, New Zealand – The Secretary General of the Muslim World League and Chairman of the Council of Muslim Scholars,
Sheikh Dr. Mohammed bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa, inspected the progress of
the center project currently under construction in Auckland, New Zealand.
This visit comes as part of ongoing efforts to monitor the implementation of Islamic projects
aimed at serving Muslim communities and strengthening their cultural and religious presence.
A detailed explanation of the completion rates
During the tour, the Secretary-General of the Muslim World League was briefed
on the project’s implementation phases and received a detailed explanation
from those in charge regarding the progress achieved.
He also learned about the facilities the center will house,
including a mosque and halls for education and training.
In addition, there are facilities dedicated to social and cultural activities,
which will contribute to meeting the needs of the community in New Zealand.
A cultural beacon reflecting the ethics of Islam
The Secretary-General of the Muslim World League emphasized the importance of
the project as a beacon of civilization reflecting the ethics of Islam,
which are based on moderation, tolerance, and coexistence.
He also stressed the necessity of completing the work according
to the highest engineering and technical standards.
This is in order to fulfill the center’s mission of serving the community
and promoting dialogue and understanding between different cultures and religions.
Providing an integrated educational and cultural environment
The Islamic Center in Auckland is one of the most prominent projects implemented by the Muslim World League outside the Muslim world. It is expected to contribute to supporting the Muslim community and providing a comprehensive educational, outreach, and cultural environment. In addition, it will strengthen ties with New Zealand society and work to promote coexistence and peace.
