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Munazzamat al-Da'wa al-Islamiia is
an international non-governmental
religious organization; based in
Khartoum , capital of sudan, founded
in May 1980 .
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The
Munazzamat aims at spereading Islam
courteously and gently and at
providing social services to the
deprived people in Africa regardless
to colour , race or religion .
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The
munazzamat claims liberty , justice
and equality among people and it
opposes racial discrimination .
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The
Munazzamat is doing it's best to
spread tolerance and peace
Among muslims and other religions
followers , and to inspire the
beautiful spiritual values of the
religions which are meant for the
welfare and happiness of mankind .
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The
munazzamat is managed by the Board
of the trustees which includes
representatives of Saudia Arabia,
Sudan, Egypt, Kuwait, Emirates,
Qatar,
Libya, and other western and eastren
African countries .
The Board of Trustees consists of
sixty members in addition to anumber
of supervising organization from
Africa and Asia .
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The
board of trustees undertakes
setting, the general policy and
planning,
supervising the performance,
approving the budget and auditing
it's annual financial report, and
appointing the General Secretariat
and the vice secretariat .
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The
munazzamat is highly concerned with
it's exact order and with the Africa
and international problems .
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In
funding it's charitableprojects, the
Munazzamat depends on the
contributions and donations of the
benevolent people and different
philanthropic corporations without
affecting it's goals
and independence .
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The
Munazzamat has anumber of External
Bureaus and Rigional Missions which
are responsible of the field work in
the different areas of the activity
of the munazzamat in Sudan Ugana,
Somalia,
Tanzania, Zinjbar, Mali, West
Africa, Emirates, Yemen and Sudia
Arabia .
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The
munazzamat has anumber of central
adminstrations and
specialized agencies , like; The
African Council for private
Education, the African Charitable
Society for Mother and Child Care,
Islamic African Relief Agency and
Danfodio .
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