JEDDAH, 15 January — The World Assembly of Muslim Youth has constructed three mosques in South Asia, according to Abdul Wahab Noorwali, assistant secretary-general of the organization.
He said spreading the message of Islam and protecting the Islamic identity of Muslims were WAMY's main goals.
He disclosed that the organization had constructed 1,025 mosques and sunk wells in different parts of the world last year at a cost of SR25.55 million. (SPA)
