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JAMA3A aims to help Muslims understand that Islam is more than personal rituals. Through research, education and media, we want to restore awareness of Islam as a complete way of life and encourage serious work toward the return of the Khilāfah.

Prayer and worship are essential, but Islam also guides how we understand justice, family, society, law and governance. We turn to the Qur’an, the Sunnah and Islamic scholarship for guidance in every part of life.

We believe Muslims have a personal duty, according to their ability, to work toward restoring the Khilāfah. We believe Sharīʿah should be the supreme source of governance and reject replacing it with another ultimate authority.

Our work begins with understanding. We research, explain ideas, produce media and build relationships so Muslims can think seriously about Islamic governance and the future of the Ummah. We reject terrorism, vigilantism and reckless calls to violence.

JAMA3A does not require members to follow one particular madhhab. Muslims from any of the four Sunni schools of law are welcome, as are Salafis and Sufis who share our mission and standards of conduct. Our common foundation is the Qur’an and Sunnah, with respect for established Islamic scholarship.

JAMA3A does not define itself by one of these theological labels. We are an Ahl al-Sunnah wa’l-Jamāʿah organisation and want people from different Sunni scholarly traditions to work together on our shared aims.

Anyone can read, watch and engage with our public work. Membership and contributor roles are for Muslims who share JAMA3A’s Ahl al-Sunnah wa’l-Jamāʿah foundations and support its mission. We assess applicants as individuals, including how they work with others.

Our research and media contributors develop the work. We aim to ground religious claims in the Qur’an, Sunnah and recognised scholarship, and to check historical and contemporary claims against reliable sources. Questions requiring specialist religious knowledge should be reviewed with qualified scholars.

Serious disagreement deserves evidence and respectful discussion. If we make a factual mistake, we welcome corrections and will review the work and amend it where needed.

The Think Tank researches and develops ideas. Media turns those ideas into clear, engaging work. Outreach builds relationships and connects people with the project.

Contributor: Support the mission when you can, without a regular commitment. You might help with a particular project or offer your skills from time to time. Active member: Take part more regularly in projects and activities, with a flexible commitment that fits your availability. Core member: Hold a defined role or responsibility, attend meetings regularly and help carry JAMA3A’s ongoing work forward. All three share the same mission; the difference is the level of commitment.

Choose the division that best matches your skills and submit an application through the website. The team will review it and contact applicants it wants to speak with further. Applying does not guarantee a role or membership.