The Standing Committee for Economic and Commercial Cooperation (COMCEC) was established by the Third Islamic Summit Conference held in 1981.
The International Islamic Fiqh Academy serves as a central scientific institution to address contemporary developments through the lens of Shariah and collective Ijtihad.
ICESCO is headquartered in Rabat, Morocco, and works to strengthen ties between Muslim nations in the fields of education, science, and culture.
The 1997 Islamabad Declaration during the OIC summit highlighted the rejection of extremism and the projection of a moderate image of Islam.
ICCIA is an affiliated organ of the OIC focused on strengthening trade and the private sector among member states.
Fiqh al-Nawazil refers to the Islamic legal responses to contemporary, unprecedented issues and modern technological occurrences.
The IPHRC is an expert body of the OIC that advises on human rights issues while respecting Islamic values and international norms.
The D-8 members are Bangladesh, Egypt, Indonesia, Iran, Malaysia, Nigeria, Pakistan, and Turkey. Saudi Arabia is not a member of the D-8.
SESRIC, located in Ankara, is responsible for gathering data and providing technical training to OIC member states for better policy development.
All these terms relate to contemporary Islamic environmentalism, emphasizing human responsibility as stewards (Khalifah) and the development of jurisprudence related to the environment (Fiqh al-Bi'ah).
The OIC Observatory on Islamophobia was established to monitor and report on incidents of Islamophobia and advocate against hate speech.
The concept of Shura (consultation) is widely discussed in modern Islamic political discourse as the foundation for democratic governance.
The IsDB focuses on socio-economic development, poverty alleviation, and infrastructure in member countries.
The Halal food sector constitutes the largest portion of the global Islamic economy due to the significant population of Muslim consumers.
The Charter of Makkah is a document signed by Islamic scholars to promote religious tolerance, peace, and moderation.
SMIIC, affiliated with the OIC, is responsible for developing unified standards for Halal certification.
Contemporary Islamic social discourse frequently addresses the ethical responsibility of Muslim nations toward refugees and displaced persons.
The Islamic Solidarity Fund is an OIC organ dedicated to providing humanitarian relief and social aid.
The MWL has shifted its focus to promoting interfaith dialogue and countering extremist ideologies.
Digital Fitna refers to the spread of discord, fake news, and radicalization through digital communication channels.
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