What we stand for

We promote a mercy-centered, mainstream understanding of Islam, contextualized to local cultures, while avoiding sectarian rhetoric or division. Every community we serve is engaged on its own terms, with respect for local norms and customs.

What we prohibit

How we enforce it

Every director, officer, employee, volunteer, and traveling daʻī agrees in writing to our Code of Conduct, which binds them to lawful conduct and to this standard. Partners and local hubs we work with are vetted and bound to the same standard before any relationship begins (see our Anti-Terrorism & Sanctions Policy). Violations result in corrective action up to and including removal, and referral to authorities where warranted.

This page reflects our Board-adopted Code of Conduct and related governance policies. It is reviewed periodically by the Board, and the technical sanctions provisions referenced above are intended to be confirmed against counsel's guidance before they are treated as final.