United Nations and Human Rights
Imagine a room of mirrors, reflecting back upon each of us and within each of our hearts, magnifying the compassion, valuing each other, allowing peace to resonate within and beyond each of us. Imagine that we represent solidarity, standing together with the clear intention that we act in unity toward supporting global peace. It is in this spirit that the IAS works as a United Nations Non-Governmental Organization ... [more]

Prison Project
The mission of the IAS Prison Project, through the dedication and generosity of our volunteers, is to serve and provide resources and outreach to men and women incarcerated in state and federal prisons throughout the United States. We believe that Allah, the most compassionate and most merciful, the Light of the skies and earth, shines His light on broken lives and helps to transform those who are existing in some of the darkest corners of our society ... [more]

Literacy Project
The International Sufi Women Organization has developed a volunteer literacy tutoring program as part of its ongoing, active community outreach. The tutoring schedule is designed, in particular, for young children, adolescents and women ... [more]

Resource Libraries
The Sufi Women Organization has established a series of Resource Libraries that benefit needy organizations dedicated to working with disadvantaged children and young mothers with drug problems. Our current project will serve literacy tutors who are educating thirty young mothers with only a third grade education ... [more]

Project Khaneghah
Following in the footsteps of the ancient Sufis, the IAS is setting a schedule to build a Khaneghah, which means "the house of time," in Northern California. This "House of Time," open to all Sufis from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and orders, will act as the center of a web that will connect and unite all the surrounding schools and our communities ... [more]