Muslim Climate Action Week begins, 4th-11th November

The climate crisis is a defining challenge of our time, threatening to irreversibly transform the planet we call home.

Climate disasters are already here with 2024 set to become the hottest year on record with global temperatures soaring above pre-industrial levels in the late 1800s, bringing intense heatwaves, extreme rainfall, droughts, melting of ice, sea-level rising and much more.

But it’s not too late and we don’t need to combat the climate crisis alone. Around the world, communities are coming together, technological breakthroughs are gaining momentum and people are demanding change, showing that a sustainable future is not only possible but within our reach if we act now.

That’s why Islamic Relief UK has launched Muslim Climate Action Week to draw attention to the worsening climate crisis and how Muslim communities can all play a role in being part of the solution.