Imagine if there were no interventions from Muslim Public Affairs Centre and other notable Muslim NGOs during Firdaus Amasa’s hijab case. The hijab may have never been incorporated into the female lawyers’ uniform.

Imagine if there were no intervention from MPAC during the Islamophobic attacks against Muslims in the South-South and South-East of Nigeria. You may have never been aware of such horrific encounters.

Imagine if there were no contributions as well as refutation from MPAC when the UK All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) released a report on Herders/Farmers Conflicts in Nigeria, where the report rendered the Muslim victims voiceless and invisible, the highly flawed report work would have gone unchallenged and accepted as the fact. Even the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office of the British Government, based on the contents of our letter to the British Prime Minister highlighting the many flaws of the agenda-driven report, engaged with MPAC to address some of the concerns we raised against the report.

Imagine if there were no in-depth research work from MPAC as a result of the unending cases of Hijab Bullying, Intimidation, Harassment and Discrimination in Nigeria, we won’t have been able to effectively evaluate the experiences of Muslim women wearing the hijab in Nigeria.

These oppressions and victimisations still exist but it is being curbed through your continuous support.

For more than 2 decades, we have been at the frontline, rising in Muslim defence and promoting their individual liberties as well as their religious, civil and political rights. MPAC has made a name for itself as a clearinghouse for Muslim public affairs issues, and as we seek to perform better and be more proactive, we need reliable partners like you.

Here https://mpac-ng.org/blog/ are some of the successful campaigns we launched over the years.

So, imagine a Nigeria without MPAC.

We will continue to work on the frontlines when we find reliable partners. Empower us with your donations and Zakat.