Muslim World League (Corporate Name)

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Nadwat al-Muḥāḍarāt, 1967-

Sharipova, R. M. Panislamizm segodni͡a, 1986: t.p. (Ligi islamskogo mira) p. 139 (Islamic World League)

Mumcu, U. Rabıta, 1987: p. 88, etc. (Rabıta Örgütü; Rabıtat al-Alam al-İslâmı̂ ; Rabıtatül Âlemü'l İslamı̂; Dünya İslâm Birliği)

Schulze, R. Islamischer Internationalismus im 20. Jh., 1989: CIP t.p. (... Islamischen Weltliga (Rābiṭat al-ʻĀlam al-Islāmī) Mekka)

Reglamentación de los funerales en el Islam, 1991?: cover (Liga del Mundo Islámico)

Rābit̤ah ʻĀlam-i Islāmī ke mātiḥat qāʼim Islāmī Fiqh Akaiḍmī, Makkah Mukarramah ke fiqhī faiṣle, 2007?: t.p. (Rābit̤ah ʻĀlam-i Islāmī = رابطه عالم اسلامى)

Wikipedia, viewed 12 June 2014 (Muslim World League; MWL, or Rabita from Arabic: رابطة العالم الإسلامي&#x; (Rabita al-Alam al-Islami); a group of Islamic non-governmental organizations; founded in Makkah in 1962; headquarters: Makka, Saudi Arabia; among the League's goals in its charter are spreading the message of Islam, uniting "the ranks of the Muslims", and calling on "individuals, communities and state entities to abide by the rules of the Sharia")

Jésus et les musulmans d'aujourd'hui, 2005, viewed online Aug. 25, 2016: page 19 (Ligue islamique mondiale (Râbiṭat al-ʻâlam al-islâmî); official translation of the Qur'an into French under their auspices, active presence on five continents)