Islamic Communities

Islamic communities, or ummah, refer to groups of Muslims who share a common faith in Islam and often a sense of identity and belonging. These communities can be local, such as in neighborhoods, or global, encompassing countries and diverse cultures. They may engage in shared religious practices, support each other socially and economically, and promote Islamic values. Islamic communities are characterized by their commitment to the teachings of the Quran and the Prophet Muhammad, striving to embody principles of compassion, justice, and community welfare within their daily lives and interactions.