Botswana Muslim Association - Gaborone - Botswana

The Botswana Muslim Association (BMA) is the central organization representing the Muslim community in Botswana. Founded in 1967 and headquartered in Gaborone, the BMA plays a significant role in promoting Islamic values, education, charity, and community development throughout the country. It serves as a unifying body for Muslims from diverse cultural and national backgrounds.

The BMA is committed to providing religious guidance, supporting Islamic education, and fostering interfaith dialogue. It manages mosques, Islamic schools, and community centers across Botswana, offering platforms for worship, learning, and cultural exchange. The association emphasizes peace, tolerance, and respect for all communities, encouraging constructive participation in national development.

It is also actively involved in charitable activities, including food distribution, medical assistance, and support for orphans and the underprivileged. The BMA collaborates with local authorities and international partners to enhance its humanitarian and educational efforts.

Through its wide-ranging programs and services, the Botswana Muslim Association continues to contribute positively to the social fabric of Botswana, promoting mutual understanding, spirituality, and community wellbeing.