World Council for the Islamic Call
Conseil mondial pour l'appel à l'Islam
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Founded
1982-08-14 Tripoli Libyan AJ
History
14-19 Aug 1982, Tripoli (Libyan AJ), at 2nd Conference of the Islamic Call organized by H-XD1590 - World Islamic Call Society (WICS). Comes within the framework of WICS, although legally independent from it. Also referred to as: World Islamic Call Council (WICC) -- Conseil mondial de l'appel islamique; World Council of Islamic Da'wah (WOCID).
Aims
Facilitate world Islamic work in the field of the Islamic Call.
Structure
Council (meeting at least once a year) comprises 36 members chosen from the General Conference of the Islamic Call, of which it functions as Executive Council.
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XE0941
Last News
2002
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