Mecca Declaration

The Mecca Declaration, issued in 1979 during an Islamic conference in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, emphasizes the unity of Muslims worldwide and the importance of Islamic values. It calls for collaboration among Muslim nations to address social, political, and economic challenges, fostering cooperation and solidarity. The declaration outlines principles such as justice, peace, and respect for human rights, aiming to strengthen the Islamic community (Ummah) and counter extremism. It serves as a guiding document for promoting unity and addressing issues facing Muslims globally, reinforcing their shared identity and responsibilities.