comprehensive survey of the world's Mosques and publishing the information gathered in book form and in the shape of periodical bulletins. Selecting and posting groups of well qualified preachers on guidance missions throughout the Mosques of the world. Organizing local or regional refresher courses to enrich the culture of the Imams and the Khateebs and to raise the standard of their efficiency. Formation of board of directors to supervise the affairs of each and every Mosque at the national as well as the regional levels. Studying the ideas and patterns of behavior that contravene the teachings of Islam. Helping in rehabilitating and training Imams and Khateebs for posting to the various Muslim areas to lead Muslims in prayers, deliver sermons and guidance lessons. Structure Office of the Secretary General The Office of the Secretary General of the Muslim World League is the executive wing of the organization. It supervises the day-to-day activities of the MWL, and implements the policies and resolutions adopted by the Constituent Council. The office includes the Secretary General, assistant secretaries and the general staff. The Secretariat's headquarters is located in Makkah, Saudi Arabia. Dr. Mohammad bin Abdulkarim Al-Issa is the current secretary general of the Muslim World League. Subsidiary Bodies The MWL is organized into six subsidiary bodies under the oversight of the Secretary General. The Supreme Council Comprising sixty prominent Muslim scholars, the Constituent Council is the highest authority within the MWL. The Constituent Council makes policy recommendations to the Secretary General. It includes representatives from various sects of Islam, ensuring the representation of the various Muslim communities around the world within the Muslim World League. The World Supreme Council for Mosques The World Supreme Council for Mosques seeks to provide resources and protection for mosques around the world. The WSCM has an independent legal personality. It aims at reactivating the mission of the Mosque as a vital focal point of the religious as well as the temporal life of the Muslim. Ultimately, the WSCM aims at restoring the Mosque's role to what it was during the early days of Islam. It also strives to protect Mosques and Islamic trusts against assault, and to maintain the sanctity and purity of the Mosque. The WSCM was founded in compliance with a resolution adopted by the "Message of the Mosque" conference, which was held in Holy Makkah during the month of Ramadan 1395 (September 1975) under the