The Movement

  1. I The Call to Freedom
  2. II Domains of Captivity and Their Causes
  3. III Our Shortcomings and Mistakes
  4. IV Methodology
  5. V Our Aim
  6. VI Definition
  7. VII Principles

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Definition

The Islamic Movement is a peaceful community of thought and action, rooted in knowledge and ethics, that seeks to reflect tawhid across the whole of life.

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The Islamic Movement is a community of people who understand Islam not merely as a personal belief but as a holistic way of life embracing thought, ethics and social life.

What we are

We are a movement of thought and action. We bring together people who read, think, consult one another and put what they learn into practice.

What we are not

  • We are not a sect or a narrow group identity; we build on the shared values of Muslims.
  • We do not accept violence or coercion as a method.
  • Our loyalty is to principles, not to a person or a position.

Why a “movement”?

Because Islam is not a static inheritance but a living call, understood and lived anew in every generation. Movement is the name of revival against stagnation, inertia and resignation.

Who we are made of

We are volunteers of different ages, professions and backgrounds who meet in a shared direction. Our door is open to everyone who shares these values.

Heed the call.

Write to us with your questions, thoughts and contributions. We would be glad to hear from you.