Our Mission

Islamophobia and its manifestations of hate, discrimination, and attacks on Muslim religious and cultural symbols are a reality. Recognizing this disturbing global trend, the United Nations has approved a resolution setting March 15th as the International Day to Combat Islamophobia.

These are our mission objectives:

  1. To institutionalize the International Day to Combat Islamophobia and turn this landmark recognition into a highly effective tool for combating Islamophobia,
  2. To develop robust research and investigative resources to study the nature of Islamophobia. This includes monitoring the sources, promoters, funders, and enablers of Islamophobia.
  3. To provide our study, analysis, and findings to civil society, policymakers, national and International organizations, empowering them in their fight against Islamophobia.
  4. Our research has established a collusion between the corporate private sector and political Islamophobia and how it enables Islamophobia. Hence, the Forum has developed the following campaign initiative.

Businesses making millions within the Muslim community have an obligation to combat Islamophobia and prove that they are not engaged in anti-Muslim prejudice, hate, and discrimination. Like US laws, the burden of proof must rest on the shoulders of the business community. This is a campaign for accountability, not a boycott.

We aim to achieve these objectives through global alliances and collaboration with international and regional organizations, human rights organizations, news media, influencers, and opinion leaders worldwide, to increase awareness about combating Islamophobia.