Juu ya OIC na Mahakama ya Kadhi

[Waga]

Matusi ya MAKAFIRI kama wewe tunayajua. Bahati nzuri nyote mnajua waislam wanazaana kwa wingi.

Kawaambieni hao maaskofu kuwa ninyi makafiri hamna ujasiri wa kupambana na waislam kutokana na chuki wanazokupandikizeni.

Wajinga wengine wanasema kuwa Iddi Amin ndio aliingiza Uganda kwenye OIC, mbona marais wengi wakristo wamepita pale na hawajajitoa.

Laiti mngekuwa mmeindeleza nchi kwa nafasi mlizopewa, tungeweza kuwasikiliza.
Mmeiua nchi na kila juhudi zenye alama ya Uislam mnazichukia.

kweli ni vigumu kumuelimisha KAFIRI mwenye chuki.

NN.

NN, Ni vyema ukajibu hoja na si kutukana wenzako na kuwaita makafiri,, kwangu mimi hapa ndo nimethibitisha kuwa upeo wako upo chini sana, sasa sijui nani kati yako na kafiri ambaye anaweza kuonekana yupo juu kwa hoja.
Grow up brother

 

[William J. Malecela]

Kawaambieni hao maaskofu kuwa ninyi makafiri hamna ujasiri wa kupambana na waislam kutokana na chuki wanazokupandikizeni.

Whaaaat? Wakulu MaxShimba na Mtindowaubongo mpo? Maana hii ndio hasa department yenu, hebu mpeni mkulu darasa kidogo maana nyinyi ni balaa na I am down!

 

[MyTanzania]

SOMENI HII KUHUSU OIC LABFA ITASAIDIA KUIELEWA
History and goals of OIC
Since the nineteenth century,Muslims had aspired ideas of uniting their community to serve their common political, economic, and social interests. Despite the presence of secularist, nationalist, and socialist ideologies, in modern Muslim states, King Faysal of Saudi Arabia cooperated with other Muslim leaders to form the Organisation of the Islamic Conference. The formation of the OIC happened in the backdrop of the loss of Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem. The final cause sufficiently compelled leaders of Muslim nations were to meet in Rabat to establish the OIC in May 1971.

According to its charter, the OIC aims to preserve Islamic social and economic values; promote solidarity amongst member states; increase cooperation in social, economic, cultural, scientific, and political areas; uphold international peace and security; and advance education, particularly in the fields of science and technology.

The flag of the OIC (shown above) has an overall green background (symbolic of Islam). In the center, there is an upward-facing red crescent enveloped in a white disc. On the disc the words "Allahu Akbar" are written in modern Arabic calligraphy.

On August 5, 1990, 45 foreign ministers of the OIC adopted the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam to serve as a guidance for the member states in the matters of human rights.


Recent issues
The Parliamentary Union of the OIC member states (PUOICM) was established in Iran in 1999 and its head office is situated in Tehran. Only OIC members are entitled to membership in the union.

President George W. Bush announced on June 27, 2007 that the United States will establish an envoy to the OIC. Bush said of the envoy "Our special envoy will listen to and learn from representatives from Muslim states, and will share with them America's views and values.Sada Cumber became the US representative on March 3, 2008.

The Organisation of the Islamic Conference rejected the Universal Declaration of Humans Rights as not being consistent with Sharia Law. In its place, they supported the Cairo Declaration of Human Rights in Islam . While many claim it is not an alternative to the UDHR, but rather complementary, Article 24 states "All the rights and freedoms stipulated in this Declaration are subject to the Islamic Shari'ah." and Article 25 follows that with "The Islamic Shari'ah is the only source of reference for the explanation or clarification of any of the articles of this Declaration."

The Organisation of the Islamic Conference on March 28, 2008 added its voice to the growing criticism of the film 'Fitna' by Dutch lawmaker Geert Wilders, which features disturbing images of terrorist acts alleged to be superimposed over verses from the Quran.


Ninth meeting of PUOICM
The ninth meeting of the Council of PUOICM was held on 15 and 16 Feb 2007 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Speaker of Malaysia's House of Representatives, Ramli bin Ngah Talib, delivered a speech at the beginning of the inaugural ceremony. OIC secretary-general Prof Dr Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu said prior to the meeting that one main agenda item is stopping Israel from continuing its excavation at the Western Wall near the Al-Aqsa Mosque, Islam's third holiest shrine.OIC is also discussing how it might send peacekeeping troops to Muslim states, as well as the possibility of a change in the name of the body and its charter.Additionally, return of the sovereignty right to the Iraqi people along with withdrawal of foreign troops from Iraq is another one of the main issues on the agenda.

Pakistani Foreign Minister Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri told reporters on 14 February 2007 that the Secretary General of OIC and foreign ministers of seven "like-minded Muslim countries" will meet in Islamabad on 25 February 2007 following meetings of President Musharraf with heads of key Muslim countries to discuss "a new initiative" for the resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Kasuri said this will be a meeting of foreign ministers of key Muslim countries to discuss and prepare for a summit in Makkah Al Mukarramah to seek the resolution of the Arab-Israeli conflict.


Structure and organisation
The OIC system consists of:

The Islamic Summit
The largest organ, attended by the Kings and the Heads of State and Government of the member states, convened every three years.


The Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers
It meets once a year to examine a progress report on the implementation of its decisions taken within the framework of the policy defined by the Islamic Summit.


The Permanent Secretariat
It is the executive organ of the Organisation, entrusted with the implementation of the decisions of the two preceding bodies, and is located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The current secretary general of this international organisation is Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu, from Turkey, since January 1, 2005.


Standing Committees
Standing Committee on Information and Cultural Affairs (COMIAC).
Standing Committee on Economic and Commercial Cooperation (COMCEC).
Standing Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation (COMSTECH).
Islamic Committee for Economic, Cultural and Social Affairs.
Permanent Finance Committee.
Financial Control Organ.

Subsidiary organs
The Statistical, Economic and Social Research and Training Centre for Islamic Countries (SESRIC), located in Ankara, Turkey.
The Research Centre for Islamic History, Art and Culture (IRCICA), located in Istanbul, Turkey.
The Islamic University of Technology, located in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
The Islamic Centre for the Development of Trade, located in Casablanca, Morocco.
The Islamic Fiqh Academy, located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
The Executive Bureau of the Islamic Solidarity Fund and its Waqf, located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
The Islamic University In Niger, located in Say, Niger.
The Islamic University In Uganda, located in Mbale, Uganda.

Specialised institutions
The Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO), located in Rabat, Morocco.
The Islamic States Broadcasting Organisation (ISBO) and the International Islamic News Agency (IINA), located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

Affiliated institutions
Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI), located in Karachi, Pakistan.
World Islamic Economic Forum (WIEF), located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Organisation of Islamic Capitals and Cities (OICC), located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Sports Federation of Islamic Solidarity Games, located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Islamic Committee of the International Crescent (ICIC), located in Benghazi, Libya.
Islamic Shipowners Association (ISA), located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
World Federation of International Arab-Islamic Schools, located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
International Association of Islamic Banks (IAIB), located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Islamic Conference Youth Forum for Dialogue and Cooperation,(ICYF-DC)located in Istanbul, Turkey.
General Council for Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions,(CIBAFI)located in Manama, Bahrain.

The Secretary General of the OIC
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Tunku Abdul Rahman (Malaysia): (1971-1973)
Hassan Al-Touhami (Egypt): (1974-1975)
Dr. Amadou Karim Gaye (Senegal): (1975-1979)
Habib Chatty (Tunisia): (1979-1984)
Syed Sharifuddin Pirzada (Pakistan): (1985-1988)
Dr. Hamid Algabid (Niger): (1989-1996)
Dr. Azeddine Laraki (Morocco): (1997-2000)
Dr. Abdelouahed Belkeziz (Morocco): (2001-2004)
Prof.Dr. Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu (Turkey): (2005 to present)

Members
Afghanistan, Islamic Republic of 1969 Suspended 1980 - March 1989
Algeria, People's Democratic Republic of 1969
Chad, Republic of 1969
Egypt, Arab Republic of 1969 Suspended May 1979 - March 1984
Guinea, Republic of 1969
Indonesia, Republic of 1969
Iran, Islamic Republic of 1969
Jordan, Hashemite Kingdom of 1969
Kuwait, State of 1969
Lebanon, Republic of 1969
Libya, Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya 1969
Malaysia 1969
Mali, Republic of 1969
Mauritania, Islamic Republic of 1969
Morocco, Kingdom of 1969
Niger, Republic of 1969
Pakistan, Islamic Republic of 1969
Palestine, represented by the Palestine Liberation Organization 1969
Saudi Arabia, Kingdom of 1969
Senegal, Republic of 1969
Sudan, Republic of the 1969
Somalia 1969
Tunisia, Republic of 1969
Turkey, Republic of 1969
Yemen Arab Republic 1969 From 1990 as Republic of Yemen united with People's Democratic Republic of Yemen
Bahrain, State of 1970 From 2003 as Kingdom of Bahrain
Oman, Sultanate of 1970
Qatar, State of 1970
Syrian Arab Republic 1970
United Arab Emirates, State of 1970
Sierra Leone, Republic of 1972
Bangladesh, People's Republic of 1974
Gabon, Republic of 1974
Gambia, Republic of the 1974
Guinea-Bissau, Republic of 1974
Uganda, Republic of 1974
Burkina Faso 1975
Cameroon, Republic of 1975
Comoros, Federal Islamic Republic of the 1976
Iraq, Republic of 1976
Maldives, Republic of 1976
Djibouti, Republic of 1978
Benin, Republic of 1982
Brunei Darussalam, Sultanate of 1984
Nigeria, Federal Republic of 1986
Azerbaijan, Republic of 1991
Albania, Republic of 1992
Kyrgyzstan, Republic of 1992
Tajikistan, Republic of 1992
Turkmenistan, Republic of 1992
Mozambique, Republic of 1994
Kazakhstan, Republic of 1995
Uzbekistan, Republic of 1995
Suriname, Republic of 1996
Togo, Republic of 1997
Guyana, Republic of 1998
Côte d'Ivoire, Republic of 2001
Suspended or Withdrawn
Zanzibar Jan 1993 Withdrew August 1993
Observer States
Bosnia and Herzegovina 1994
Central African Republic 1997
Northern Cyprus, Turkish Republic of (as Turkish Cypriot State) 1979 Official 2004
Thailand, Kingdom of 1998
Russian Federation 2005
Observer Muslim Organisations and Communities
Moro National Liberation Front 1977
Observer Islamic institutions
Parliamentary Union of the OIC Member States 2000
Islamic Conference Youth Forum for Dialogue and Cooperation 2005
Observer International Organizations
League of Arab States 1975
United Nations 1976
Non-Aligned Movement 1977
Organization of African Unity 1977
Economic Cooperation Organization 1995


Membership attempts

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Membership in the OIC:

India has the second largest Muslim population in the world (after Indonesia) and has shown an interest in joining the OICs as an observer nation. While India's candidacy is supported by several OIC members including Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Iran and Egypt, some influential OIC members like Pakistan have blocked India's inclusion into the OIC. They argue that though India is home to more than 135 million Muslims, they form just over 13% of India's total population. (By comparison, Muslims form only 7.3% of Guyana's population, and no more than 15% of Russia's.)[citation needed]
Philippines - The Philippine government has made attempts to join the OIC, but this was opposed by the country's Muslim minority. Muslims make up only 5% (4.5 million) of the 90 million population in this predominantly Christian country.

 

[Nungunungu]

Whaaaat? Wakulu MaxShimba na Mtindowaubongo mpo? Maana hii ndio hasa department yenu, hebu mpeni mkulu darasa kidogo maana nyinyi ni balaa na I am down!

Nipo tayari kwa hilo! Wakaribishe hao na wengine. Ninajua na kuamini ninachokiandika. Nawajuwa watanzania na wana JF; wenye utaifa na wenye chuki.

Nilimsikia Membe, nikawasikia maaskofu, kisha nikamsikia Membe tena akiwa tayari kaingia hofu.

Ninachoweza kukueleza for sure, hao maaskofu na watu kama PM ni chui wa karatasi tu!

NN.

 

[Mfamaji]

Tanzania joining OIC has to abide by the rules and meet the objectives of OIC. Membe upo hapo. Umeambiwa stop. Red Card. Then Jiuzulu with immediate effect for violating the constitution.

 

[mtizedi]

Matusi ya MAKAFIRI kama wewe tunayajua. Bahati nzuri nyote mnajua waislam wanazaana kwa wingi.

Kawaambieni hao maaskofu kuwa ninyi makafiri hamna ujasiri wa kupambana na waislam kutokana na chuki wanazokupandikizeni.

Wajinga wengine wanasema kuwa Iddi Amin ndio aliingiza Uganda kwenye OIC, mbona marais wengi wakristo wamepita pale na hawajajitoa.

Laiti mngekuwa mmeindeleza nchi kwa nafasi mlizopewa, tungeweza kuwasikiliza.
Mmeiua nchi na kila juhudi zenye alama ya Uislam mnazichukia.

kweli ni vigumu kumuelimisha KAFIRI mwenye chuki.

NN.

kwa mijibu wa quran , umeambiwa ukiona jambo lolote linakutatiza wewe muislam basi shurt uende kwa wakristo na mayahudi kuomba ufafanuzi..sasa hili la OIC maaskofu ndo wanatoa ufafanuzi maaana wewe na membe wenu hamuelewi nchi inaelekea wapi ...
haya usinitibue maana unanifahamu kuwa nina lundo la aya za quran kukuthibitishia haya...

 

[MyTanzania]

Nadhani akina Membe wanjua Watanzania MAJUHA kama wao.Tunajua mambo na tuna yafuatilia.Wakituletea ripoti ya uongo tutaenda net kusaka information na kuwaletea watanzania wajue kila kitu.
Waache mtindo wa kutuambia 1+1=2 wakati si kila mara ukijumlisha moja na moja utapata mbili,mara nyingine unapata moja.

 

[Mwanaluguma]

Tanzania joining OIC has to abide by the rules and meet the objectives of OIC. Membe upo hapo. Umeambiwa stop. Red Card. Then Jiuzulu with immediate effect for violating the constitution.

Membe is hopeless pamoja na watanzania wengine wanaoshabikia kujiunga OIC. Mbona ile chater ya OIC iko clear kwamba ni kueneza uislamu na kusaidia nchi za kiislamu zitakazojiunga? hivi watanzania tumefikia hapa kweli nani katuloga?

 

[Phillemon Mikael]

Matusi ya MAKAFIRI kama wewe tunayajua. Bahati nzuri nyote mnajua waislam wanazaana kwa wingi.

Kawaambieni hao maaskofu kuwa ninyi makafiri hamna ujasiri wa kupambana na waislam kutokana na chuki wanazokupandikizeni.

Wajinga wengine wanasema kuwa Iddi Amin ndio aliingiza Uganda kwenye OIC, mbona marais wengi wakristo wamepita pale na hawajajitoa.

Laiti mngekuwa mmeindeleza nchi kwa nafasi mlizopewa, tungeweza kuwasikiliza.
Mmeiua nchi na kila juhudi zenye alama ya Uislam mnazichukia.

kweli ni vigumu kumuelimisha KAFIRI mwenye chuki.

NN.

teh ..teh ...teh....

sasa hoja yako hapo ni nini hasaa???....

..tofautisha basi hoja zako angalau zitofautiane na watanzania wenzetu ambao hawakubahatika kusoma au kuelimika....

....naaamini una hoja nzuri zaidi ya kuita wezako makafir....tunasubiri hoja ..ili tuweze kukujibu...

ahsante ndugu yangu mpenzi NN...

 

[okon]

SOMENI HII KUHUSU OIC LABFA ITASAIDIA KUIELEWA
History and goals of OIC
Since the nineteenth century,Muslims had aspired ideas of uniting their community to serve their common political, economic, and social interests. Despite the presence of secularist, nationalist, and socialist ideologies, in modern Muslim states, King Faysal of Saudi Arabia cooperated with other Muslim leaders to form the Organisation of the Islamic Conference. The formation of the OIC happened in the backdrop of the loss of Muslim holy sites in Jerusalem. The final cause sufficiently compelled leaders of Muslim nations were to meet in Rabat to establish the OIC in May 1971.

According to its charter, the OIC aims to preserve Islamic social and economic values; promote solidarity amongst member states; increase cooperation in social, economic, cultural, scientific, and political areas; uphold international peace and security; and advance education, particularly in the fields of science and technology.

The flag of the OIC (shown above) has an overall green background (symbolic of Islam). In the center, there is an upward-facing red crescent enveloped in a white disc. On the disc the words "Allahu Akbar" are written in modern Arabic calligraphy.

On August 5, 1990, 45 foreign ministers of the OIC adopted the Cairo Declaration on Human Rights in Islam to serve as a guidance for the member states in the matters of human rights.


Recent issues
The Parliamentary Union of the OIC member states (PUOICM) was established in Iran in 1999 and its head office is situated in Tehran. Only OIC members are entitled to membership in the union.

President George W. Bush announced on June 27, 2007 that the United States will establish an envoy to the OIC. Bush said of the envoy "Our special envoy will listen to and learn from representatives from Muslim states, and will share with them America's views and values.Sada Cumber became the US representative on March 3, 2008.

The Organisation of the Islamic Conference rejected the Universal Declaration of Humans Rights as not being consistent with Sharia Law. In its place, they supported the Cairo Declaration of Human Rights in Islam . While many claim it is not an alternative to the UDHR, but rather complementary, Article 24 states "All the rights and freedoms stipulated in this Declaration are subject to the Islamic Shari'ah." and Article 25 follows that with "The Islamic Shari'ah is the only source of reference for the explanation or clarification of any of the articles of this Declaration."

The Organisation of the Islamic Conference on March 28, 2008 added its voice to the growing criticism of the film 'Fitna' by Dutch lawmaker Geert Wilders, which features disturbing images of terrorist acts alleged to be superimposed over verses from the Quran.


Ninth meeting of PUOICM
The ninth meeting of the Council of PUOICM was held on 15 and 16 Feb 2007 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Speaker of Malaysia's House of Representatives, Ramli bin Ngah Talib, delivered a speech at the beginning of the inaugural ceremony. OIC secretary-general Prof Dr Ekmeleddin Ihsanoglu said prior to the meeting that one main agenda item is stopping Israel from continuing its excavation at the Western Wall near the Al-Aqsa Mosque, Islam's third holiest shrine.OIC is also discussing how it might send peacekeeping troops to Muslim states, as well as the possibility of a change in the name of the body and its charter.Additionally, return of the sovereignty right to the Iraqi people along with withdrawal of foreign troops from Iraq is another one of the main issues on the agenda.

Pakistani Foreign Minister Khurshid Mahmud Kasuri told reporters on 14 February 2007 that the Secretary General of OIC and foreign ministers of seven "like-minded Muslim countries" will meet in Islamabad on 25 February 2007 following meetings of President Musharraf with heads of key Muslim countries to discuss "a new initiative" for the resolution of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Kasuri said this will be a meeting of foreign ministers of key Muslim countries to discuss and prepare for a summit in Makkah Al Mukarramah to seek the resolution of the Arab-Israeli conflict.


Structure and organisation
The OIC system consists of:

The Islamic Summit
The largest organ, attended by the Kings and the Heads of State and Government of the member states, convened every three years.


The Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers
It meets once a year to examine a progress report on the implementation of its decisions taken within the framework of the policy defined by the Islamic Summit.


The Permanent Secretariat
It is the executive organ of the Organisation, entrusted with the implementation of the decisions of the two preceding bodies, and is located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. The current secretary general of this international organisation is Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu, from Turkey, since January 1, 2005.


Standing Committees
Standing Committee on Information and Cultural Affairs (COMIAC).
Standing Committee on Economic and Commercial Cooperation (COMCEC).
Standing Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation (COMSTECH).
Islamic Committee for Economic, Cultural and Social Affairs.
Permanent Finance Committee.
Financial Control Organ.

Subsidiary organs
The Statistical, Economic and Social Research and Training Centre for Islamic Countries (SESRIC), located in Ankara, Turkey.
The Research Centre for Islamic History, Art and Culture (IRCICA), located in Istanbul, Turkey.
The Islamic University of Technology, located in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
The Islamic Centre for the Development of Trade, located in Casablanca, Morocco.
The Islamic Fiqh Academy, located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
The Executive Bureau of the Islamic Solidarity Fund and its Waqf, located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
The Islamic University In Niger, located in Say, Niger.
The Islamic University In Uganda, located in Mbale, Uganda.

Specialised institutions
The Islamic Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (ISESCO), located in Rabat, Morocco.
The Islamic States Broadcasting Organisation (ISBO) and the International Islamic News Agency (IINA), located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.

Affiliated institutions
Islamic Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ICCI), located in Karachi, Pakistan.
World Islamic Economic Forum (WIEF), located in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
Organisation of Islamic Capitals and Cities (OICC), located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Sports Federation of Islamic Solidarity Games, located in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Islamic Committee of the International Crescent (ICIC), located in Benghazi, Libya.
Islamic Shipowners Association (ISA), located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
World Federation of International Arab-Islamic Schools, located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
International Association of Islamic Banks (IAIB), located in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia.
Islamic Conference Youth Forum for Dialogue and Cooperation,(ICYF-DC)located in Istanbul, Turkey.
General Council for Islamic Banks and Financial Institutions,(CIBAFI)located in Manama, Bahrain.

The Secretary General of the OIC
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Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable sources. Unverifiable material may be challenged and removed. (August 2008)

Tunku Abdul Rahman (Malaysia): (1971-1973)
Hassan Al-Touhami (Egypt): (1974-1975)
Dr. Amadou Karim Gaye (Senegal): (1975-1979)
Habib Chatty (Tunisia): (1979-1984)
Syed Sharifuddin Pirzada (Pakistan): (1985-1988)
Dr. Hamid Algabid (Niger): (1989-1996)
Dr. Azeddine Laraki (Morocco): (1997-2000)
Dr. Abdelouahed Belkeziz (Morocco): (2001-2004)
Prof.Dr. Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu (Turkey): (2005 to present)

Members
Afghanistan, Islamic Republic of 1969 Suspended 1980 - March 1989
Algeria, People's Democratic Republic of 1969
Chad, Republic of 1969
Egypt, Arab Republic of 1969 Suspended May 1979 - March 1984
Guinea, Republic of 1969
Indonesia, Republic of 1969
Iran, Islamic Republic of 1969
Jordan, Hashemite Kingdom of 1969
Kuwait, State of 1969
Lebanon, Republic of 1969
Libya, Socialist People's Libyan Arab Jamahiriya 1969
Malaysia 1969
Mali, Republic of 1969
Mauritania, Islamic Republic of 1969
Morocco, Kingdom of 1969
Niger, Republic of 1969
Pakistan, Islamic Republic of 1969
Palestine, represented by the Palestine Liberation Organization 1969
Saudi Arabia, Kingdom of 1969
Senegal, Republic of 1969
Sudan, Republic of the 1969
Somalia 1969
Tunisia, Republic of 1969
Turkey, Republic of 1969
Yemen Arab Republic 1969 From 1990 as Republic of Yemen united with People's Democratic Republic of Yemen
Bahrain, State of 1970 From 2003 as Kingdom of Bahrain
Oman, Sultanate of 1970
Qatar, State of 1970
Syrian Arab Republic 1970
United Arab Emirates, State of 1970
Sierra Leone, Republic of 1972
Bangladesh, People's Republic of 1974
Gabon, Republic of 1974
Gambia, Republic of the 1974
Guinea-Bissau, Republic of 1974
Uganda, Republic of 1974
Burkina Faso 1975
Cameroon, Republic of 1975
Comoros, Federal Islamic Republic of the 1976
Iraq, Republic of 1976
Maldives, Republic of 1976
Djibouti, Republic of 1978
Benin, Republic of 1982
Brunei Darussalam, Sultanate of 1984
Nigeria, Federal Republic of 1986
Azerbaijan, Republic of 1991
Albania, Republic of 1992
Kyrgyzstan, Republic of 1992
Tajikistan, Republic of 1992
Turkmenistan, Republic of 1992
Mozambique, Republic of 1994
Kazakhstan, Republic of 1995
Uzbekistan, Republic of 1995
Suriname, Republic of 1996
Togo, Republic of 1997
Guyana, Republic of 1998
Côte d'Ivoire, Republic of 2001
Suspended or Withdrawn
Zanzibar Jan 1993 Withdrew August 1993
Observer States
Bosnia and Herzegovina 1994
Central African Republic 1997
Northern Cyprus, Turkish Republic of (as Turkish Cypriot State) 1979 Official 2004
Thailand, Kingdom of 1998
Russian Federation 2005
Observer Muslim Organisations and Communities
Moro National Liberation Front 1977
Observer Islamic institutions
Parliamentary Union of the OIC Member States 2000
Islamic Conference Youth Forum for Dialogue and Cooperation 2005
Observer International Organizations
League of Arab States 1975
United Nations 1976
Non-Aligned Movement 1977
Organization of African Unity 1977
Economic Cooperation Organization 1995


Membership attempts

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Membership in the OIC:

India has the second largest Muslim population in the world (after Indonesia) and has shown an interest in joining the OICs as an observer nation. While India's candidacy is supported by several OIC members including Saudi Arabia, Malaysia, Iran and Egypt, some influential OIC members like Pakistan have blocked India's inclusion into the OIC. They argue that though India is home to more than 135 million Muslims, they form just over 13% of India's total population. (By comparison, Muslims form only 7.3% of Guyana's population, and no more than 15% of Russia's.)[citation needed]
Philippines - The Philippine government has made attempts to join the OIC, but this was opposed by the country's Muslim minority. Muslims make up only 5% (4.5 million) of the 90 million population in this predominantly Christian country.

KAMA SERIKALI HAINA DINI, TUSIJIUNGE OIC
Baada ya kusoma hayo yote hapo juu, kama ni kweli serikali yetu haina dini, hata kama wananchi wake wana dini, OIC sio institution ya kujiunga nayo. Si busara kabisa. Kiongozi yeyote atakayelazimisha nchi yetu kujiunga na OIC hastahili uitwa mtanzania.

 

[Yo Yo]

Matusi ya MAKAFIRI kama wewe tunayajua. Bahati nzuri nyote mnajua waislam wanazaana kwa wingi

NN.

Size yako MaxShimba.......siitaki hiyo jumuiya kama wanatuletea na kuran kwenye debe la mchele baadae ndio itakuja Sharia watukate mikono kwa wizi wa sindano

 

[Phillemon Mikael]

tunamtaka jk akanushe au kukubali kuwa yuko behind moves hizi, kadhi mkuu, oic, na mengine, kukaa kwake kimya tutamfanya tuamini yeye ni mlingoti katika hili, kwa nini hoja hizi za kuligawa taifa zinaibuka wakati wake?

..JK IS just another looser ..i this he will stay aside as long as it helps divert attention toward EPA,WALIMU....AND "MAISHA BORA".....sana sana ujasiri wa membe na kilaza mwenzie seif idd[naibu wake] ...kuongelea haya from no where ..ni wametumwa na jk ..ili kuteka akili za wadanganyika....

always mtu aliyefilisika kisiasa na kiuongozi huanza kujificha kwenye mwavuli wa dini....au kabila!!!.....kikwete kazi imemshinda saasa anakuja na hoja mufilisi ya kujificha kwenye gamba la OIC na KADHI......MUHIMU NI KUMPUUZA YEYE NA VIBARAKA YETU NA KWA PAMOJA TUENDELEE KUMPAZIA SAUTI KUU...

..TUNATAKA MAISHA BORA..!!!!!! TUNATAKA MAISHA BORA..!!

 

[Ndivyo Ilivyo]

....ndio maana TZ ya mwisho ktk kila kitu!! yaani nyie na ujanja wenu woooooote bado mnabishana mambo ya dini ktk karne hii!!?? mkiitwa "wagoloko" mtalalamika kwamba mmetukanwa......kama mnaipenda hiyo Tanzania yenu masikini ya kutupwa, acheni huu upuuzi wa kubishana dini na anzeni kujadili njia zinazotekelezeka kuikwamua kwenye ufukara na utegemezi ulokithiri!!! Vinginevyo endeleeni, na siku si nyingi mtatoana ngeu....

goodluck!!

U got a point- Bwana. Watu wana asilimia kumi tu ya waislamu katika nchi yao- wanachangamkia OIC na wanafaidika. Wapashe hao!!!

 

[Ndivyo Ilivyo]

Hili suala la OIC ni nrahisi, lakini mbona linaonekana kuwa ni gumu? Tatizo ni Muungano na mfumo wake-tunarudi -pale pale. Wa-Tanganyika mna mtazamo wenu wa OIC- shauri yenu. Lakini sisi ambao ni asilimia 99 Waislamu,na tuna historia ya kufungamana na nchi za Uarabuni - tunahisi na tunaimani kuwa (Zanzibar) kama nchi inaweza kunufaika kutokana na OIC (ambayo haina kitisho chochote kwetu). Sasa kutuzuwia ku -interact na OIC machinery sijui utakuwa unatufanya nini sisi Wazanzibari (Watanzania)?. Tafuteni modality katika Muungano wenu ku-deal na issue kama hizi za maslahi ya Wazanzibari na mjiepushe na kuwawekea vizingiti (ndani ya Muungano).

 

[deny_all]

Hivi OIC mbona sijasikia ikijaribu kuwasaidia Somalia(99% muslims) ambayo ni 'among the founding members' wa hii jumuia wakati baadhi ya goals zake ni kama hizo hapo chini zinazongumzia peace, human dignity etc..... Badala yake Somalia waliachiwa Kenya(through IGAD) na Ethiopia......

Kidogo Uganda ambayo ni mwanachama wa OIC naona walijaribu kupeleka majeshi kusaidia mwanachama mwenzake lakini sio through OIC bali kupita AU....OIC haioni kuwa kuna walakini hapo? ambao unatufanya sisi wengine tujiulize mara mbili mbili hapo?

"to preserve and promote the lofty Islamic values of peace(hakuna Somalia), compassion,
tolerance, equality, justice and human dignity;(Those with guns control everything)"

"to respect, safeguard and defend the national sovereignty,independence and
territorial integrity of all Member States;" - imekiukwa mara nyingi, kwanza was US, baadaye imekuja Ethiopia....

 

[Phillemon Mikael]

looseness of association!!! Kaaaazi kweli....aidha mlevi, jazba zimekukithiri au reality imekuponyoka!! Nini hasa ilikuwa point ya msingi ktk post yako hapo juu??? Tulia, acha ma-emotions.......

....shukrani..ita majina yote kaka....hata sishangai....kwa sababu siku hizi kila mtu anaitwa mlevi..hata wale wakulima wa mbeya...walibatizwa ulevi....

But sijaelewa ni kipi cha mno kinacholeta kashfa hapa....hoja vipi?

 

[MAMA POROJO]

OIC Charter
The Representatives of:

The Kingdom of Afghanistan, the People's Democratic Republic of Algeria, the State of the United Arab Emirates, the State of Bahrain, the Republic of Chad, the Arab Republic of Egypt, The Republic of Guinea, the Republic of Indonesia, the Islamic Republic of Iran, the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan, the State of Kuwait, the Republic of Lebanon, the Libyan Arab Republic, Malaysia, the Republic of Mali, the Islamic Republic of Mauritania, the Kingdom of Morocco, the Republic of Niger, the Sultanate of Oman, the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, the State of Qatar, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, the Republic of Senegal, the Republic of Sierra Leone, the Somali Republic, the Democratic Republic of Sudan, the Syrian Arab Republic, the Republic of Tunisia, the Republic of Turkey, and the Yemen Arab Republic, meeting in Jeddah from 14 to 18 Muharram, 1392H (29 February - 4 March, 1972); (30 members).

REFERRING to the Conference of the Kings and Heads of State and Government of Islamic countries held in Rabat, 9 - 12 Rajab, 1389 (22 - 25 September 1969);

RECALLING the First Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers held in Jeddah, 15 - 17 Muharram 1390 (23 - 25 March, 1970), and the Second Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers held in Karachi, 27 - 29 Shawal 1390 (26 - 28 December, 1970);

CONVINCED that their common belief constitutes a strong factor for rapprochement and solidarity among Islamic people;

RESOLVED to preserve Islamic spiritual, ethical, social and economic values, which will remain one of the important factors of achieving progress for mankind;
REAFFIRMING their commitment to the United Nations Charter and fundamental Human Rights , the purposes and principles of which provide the basis for fruitful cooperation among all people;

DETERMINED to consolidate the bonds of the prevailing brotherly and spiritual friendship among their people, and to protect their freedom, and the common legacy of their civilization restoring particularly on the principles of justice, tolerance and non-discrimination;

IN THEIR ENDEAVOR to enhance human well-being, progress and freedom everywhere and resolved to unite their efforts in order to secure universal peace which ensures security, freedom and justice for their people and all people throughout the world.

APPROVES the present Charter of the Islamic Conference:-


ARTICLE I: The Islamic Conference:
The Member States do hereby establish the Organization of "The Islamic Conference".

ARTICLE II: Objectives and Principles:

A) Objectives:
The objectives of the Islamic Conference shall be:

* to promote Islamic solidarity among Member States;
* to consolidate cooperation among Member States in the economic, social, cultural, scientific and other vital fields of activities, and to carry out consultations among Member States in international organizations;
* to endeavor to eliminate racial segregation, discrimination and to eradicate colonialism in all its forms;
* to take necessary measures to support international peace and security founded on justice;
* to coordinate efforts for the safeguarding of the Holy Places and support of the struggle of the people of Palestine, to help them regain their rights and liberate their land;
* to back the struggle of all Muslim people with a view to preserving their dignity, independence and national rights;
* to create a suitable atmosphere for the promotion of cooperation and understanding among Member States and other countries.

B) Principles:

The Member States decide and undertake that, in order to realize the objectives mentioned in the previous paragraph, they shall be inspired and guided by the following principles:

* total equality between Member States;
* respect of the right of self-determination, and non-interference in the domestic affairs of Member States;
* respect of the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of each Member States;
* settlement of any conflict that may arise by peaceful means such as negotiation, mediation, reconciliation or arbitration;
* abstention from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity, national unity or political independence of any Member States.

ARTICLE III: Conference bodies

The Islamic Conference is made up of:-

1. the Conference of Kings and Heads of State and Government
2. the Conference of Foreign Ministers, and
3. the General Secretariat and Subsidiary Organs.

ARTICLE IV: Conference of Kings and Heads of State:

The Conference of Kings and Heads of State and Government is the supreme authority in the Organization.

The Islamic Summit Conference shall convene periodically, once every three years.

It shall also be held whenever the interest of Muslim Nations warrants it, to consider matters of vital importance to the Muslims and coordinate the policy of the Organization accordingly.
ARTICLE V: Conference of Foreign Ministers:

1. Conference sessions:
a) The Islamic Conference shall be convened once a year of whenever the need arises at the level of Ministers of Foreign Affairs or their officially accredited representatives. The sessions shall be held in any one of the Member States.
b) An extraordinary session may be convened at the request of any Member State or at the request of the Secretary General, if approved by two-thirds of the Member States. The request may be circulated to all Member States in order to obtain the required approval; and
c) The Conference of Foreign Ministers has the right to recommend the convening of a Conference of Heads of State or Government. The approval can be obtained for such a Conference by circulating the request to all Member States.

2. The Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers shall be held for the following purposes:
a) To consider the means of implementing the general policy of the Conference.
b) To review progress in the implementation of resolutions adopted at previous sessions.
c) To adopt resolutions on matters of common interest in accordance with the aims and objectives of the Conference set forth in this Charter.
d) To discuss the report of the Financial Committee and approve the budget of the Secretariat General.
e.1) To appoint the Secretary General.
e.2) To appoint four Assistants to the Secretary General on recommendation of the Secretary General; (The post of a fourth Assistant Secretary General will be for the cause of Al-Quds Al-Sharif and Palestine), and In recommending his Assistants, the Secretary General shall duly take competence, integrity and duly take into consideration their dedication to the Charter's objectives as well as the principle of equitable geographical distribution.f) To fix the date and venue of the coming Conference of Foreign Ministers;
g) To consider any issue affecting one or more of the Member States whenever a request to that effect is made with a view to taking appropriate measures in that respect

3. Resolutions or recommendations of the Conference of Foreign Ministers shall be adopted by a two-third majority.

4. Two-thirds of the Member States in any session of the Conference of Foreign Ministers shall constitute the quorum.

5. The Conference of Foreign Ministers decides on the basic procedures which it follows and which could be good for the Conference of Kings and Heads of State and Government. It appoints a Chairman for each session. This procedure is also applied in subsidiary organs set up by the Conference of Kings and Heads of State and Government and also by the Conference of Foreign Ministers.

ARTICLE VI : The General Secretariat

1. The General Secretariat shall be headed by a Secretary General appointed by the Foreign Ministers Conference for a period of four years renewable once only.

2. The Secretary General shall appoint the staff of the General Secretariat from amongst nations of Member States, paying due regard to their competence and integrity, and in accordance with the principle of equitable geographical distribution.

3. In the performance of their duties, the Secretary General, his Assistants, and the staff of the General Secretariat, shall not seek or receive instructions from any government or authority other than the Conference. They shall refrain from taking any action that may be detrimental to their position as international officials responding only to the Conference. Member States undertake to respect this quality and the nature of their responsibilities, and shall not seek to influence them in any way in the discharge of their duties.

4. The Secretariat General shall work to promote communication among Member States and provide facilities for consultations and exchange of views as well as the dissemination of information that may have common significance to these States.

5. The headquarters of the Secretariat General shall be in Jeddah pending the liberation of "Baitul Maqdis" (Jerusalem).

6. The General Secretariat shall follow up the implementation of the resolutions and recommendations of the Conference and report back to the Conference. It shall also directly supply the Member States with working papers and memoranda through appropriate channels, within the framework of the resolutions and recommendations of the Conference.

7. The General Secretariat shall prepare the meetings of the Conference in close cooperation with the host states insofar as administrative and organizational matters are concerned.

8. In the light of the agreement on immunities and privileges to be approved by the Conference:
a) The Conference shall enjoy, in the Member States, such legal capacity, immunities and privileges as may be necessary for the exercise of its functions and the fulfillment of its objectives.
b) Representatives of Member States shall enjoy such immunities and privileges as may be necessary for the exercise of their functions related to the Conference; and
The Staff of the Conference shall enjoy the immunities and privileges necessary for the performance of their duties as may be decided by the Conference.

ARTICLE VII: Finance

* All expenses on the administration and activities of the Secretariat shall be borne by Member States proportionate to their national incomes.
* The Secretariat shall administer its financial affairs according to the rules of procedure approved by the Conference of Foreign Ministers.
* A Standing Financial Committee shall be set up by the Conference from the accredited representatives of the participating States, and shall meet at the Headquarters of the General Secretariat. This Committee shall in conjunction with the Secretary General, prepare and supervise the budget of the General Secretariat in accordance with the regulations approved by the Conference of Foreign Ministers.

ARTICLE VIII: Membership

The Organization of the Islamic Conference is made up of the States which took part in the Conference of Kings and Heads of State and Government held in Rabat and the two Foreign Ministers' Conferences held in Jeddah and Karachi, and signatory to the present Charter. Every Muslim State is eligible to join the Islamic Conference on submitting an application expressing its desire and preparedness to adopt this Charter. The application shall be deposited with the General Secretariat, to be brought before the Foreign Ministers' Conference at its first meeting after the submission of the application. Membership shall take effect as of the time of approval of the Conference by a two-third majority of the Conference members.

ARTICLE IX: Islamic Organization

The General Secretariat shall act within the frame-work of the present Charter with the approval of the Conference to consolidate relations between the Islamic Conference and the Islamic Organizations of international character and to bolster cooperation in the service of the Islamic objectives approved by this Charter.
CHARTER X: Withdrawal

Any Member State may withdraw from the Islamic Conference by sending a written notification to the Secretariat General, to be communicated to all Member States.

The State applying for withdrawal shall be bound by its obligations until the end of the fiscal year during which the application of withdrawal is submitted. It shall also settle any other financial dues to the Conference.

ARTICLE XI: Amendment

Amendment to this Charter shall be made, if approved and ratified by a two-third majority of the Member States.

ARTICLE XII: Interpretation

Any dispute that may arise in the interpretation, application or implementation of any Article in the present Charter shall be settled peacefully, and in all cases through consultations, negotiations, reconciliation or arbitration.

ARTICLE XIII: Language

Languages of the Conference shall be Arabic, English and French.

ARTICLE XIV: Ratification

This Charter shall be approved and ratified by Member States of the Organization of the Islamic Conference in accordance with the procedure prevailing in their respective countries. This Charter goes into effect as of the date of deposition of the instruments of ratification with the General Secretariat by a simple majority of the States having participated in the Third Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers held in Jeddah from 14 to 18 Muharram 1392 (29 February - 4 March, 1972).

This Charter has been registered in conformity with Article 102 of the United Nation’s Charter on February 1st, 1974.

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Mkataba huu ulivyo ni kila mkuu wa nchi ni lazima awe mwislamu

Waziri wa mambo ya nje ni lazima awe mwislamu

Nchi ni lazima iwe ni nchi ya kiislam

wafanyakazi wake ni lazima wawe ni waislam

 

[MAMA POROJO]

Web designer and developer

Deadline For Applications: 30th October 2008

JOB TITLE: Web designer and developer
DEPARTMENT: Information technology
REPORTS TO: Head of IT department

JOB SUMMARY

The Web designer and developer is required to be responsible for the OIC web site design, developments and updates including data base design and migration, creating web pages for OIC events and many other technical support tasks within the IT department like software installation and troubleshooting.

JOB FUNCTIONS AND TASK DESCRIPTION

1. Web design
Designing web pages for OIC events using well known graphical and designing components and tools, introducing all necessary modification on the current OIC web pages.
2. Graphical design
Coordinating with information department in the graphical design tasks for newsletter, journal and brochures
3. Application development
Developing necessary software applications using Microsoft .net or any other tool.
4. Software installation and troubleshooting
Installing new software packages, deploying software updates, particularly supporting Microsoft applications.

ESSENTIAL QUALIFICATIONS

To be certified in web design, preferably CIW certificate;
Strong programming background such as C++, J2EE, .Net, Java Script, Action Script, .CSS, .asp, aspx.
Extensive experience in graphics design application, mainly Adobe applications,
At least 5 years of progressive experience in the field of web application and graphic design.
Candidates whose are holding MCSE certificate will have more chance.
Candidates should demonstrate good command in at least two languages of (Arabic ,English ,french) . The English languages is considered as plus .

GENERAL REQUIREMENTS:

. To be a Muslim national of one of the OIC Member States. If married, the spouse must be Muslim.
. To be below thirty years of age.
. To be free of diseases and infirmities.
. To have completed compulsory military service, where applicable.

HOW TO APPLY:
Application letter together with CV to be sent, by mail or by fax, to the:
Directorate of Cabinet
OIC General Secretariat
P.O. Box 178, Jeddah 21411,
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
Fax: +966 2 2751953
Or to the E-mail it@oic-oci.org

APPLICATIONS RECEIVED AFTER THE DEADLINE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED

 

[Kithuku]

Mimi nashangaa hivi tulipoanzisha uhusiano na vatican nani alishauriwa.

Hata tulipoanzisha uhusiano na Iran hakuna aliyeshauriwa. Kumbuka tu kuwa uhusiano na nchi moja ni tofauti sana na kujiunga na jumuiya ya nchi za kidini kama hiyo OIC.

 

[SaidSabke]

...msumbiji waliingia kipindi kile baada ya kutoka kwenye vita ..kwa hali ya uchumi waliyokuwa nayo walikubali ofa yeyote ambayo ingekuwa na masilahi kwao....lakini ni uganda na msumbiji tu ..ambazo sababu zilikuwa za udini wa amin na masilahi..kwa msumbiji.......kumbukeni juhudi za msumbiji kusaka maslahi baada ya vita ndefu zilifanya waombe pia uanachama wa COMMONWEALTH

sw km ugnda, msumbikji walikuwa na sababu basi nasi tunasababu nzito tuu ya zanzibar ambayo inataka kujiunga na jumuiya hiyo hivyo sisi kama ni big brother kunastahili kujiunga