Key milestones in the history of the YMMA Conference

Our History

Brief history of YMMA Conference Sri Lanka

The All Ceylon Young Men’s Muslim Association Conference (YMMA Conference) in Sri Lanka was founded on April 30, 1950, by Dr. A.M.A. Azeez. It was established to provide a platform for Muslim youth to engage in community service, promote Islamic values, and contribute to the development of Sri Lanka.

Education

Mar 1950

Founding of the YMMA

Founding of the YMMA Conference by Dr. A.M.A. Azeez.

1950 - 1960

Education & Social Welfare

The ACYMMA focuses on youth development, education, and social welfare programs.

1970 - 1980

Community Development

The organization expands its activities to include community development initiatives, inter-religious dialogue, and advocacy for the rights of Muslims.

1990 - 2000

Peace & Reconciliation

The ACYMMA plays a crucial role in promoting peace and reconciliation during the Sri Lankan civil war. The organization provides relief and rehabilitation services to affected communities and works to build bridges between different ethnic and religious groups.

2010 - 2020

Unity & Desepline

The ACYMMA continues to be a leading voice for the Muslim community in Sri Lanka. The organization remains committed to its core values of faith, unity, and discipline, and continues to work towards the betterment of society.

All Ceylon YMMA Conference's contribution to the society

Throughout its history, the ACYMMA has made significant contributions to Sri Lankan society, including:

Youth development: The organization has provided educational opportunities, vocational training, and leadership development programs for young people.
Social welfare: The ACYMMA has implemented various social welfare programs, such as poverty alleviation initiatives, healthcare services, and disaster relief efforts.
Community development: The organization has been involved in community development projects, including infrastructure development, housing programs, and environmental initiatives.
Inter-religious dialogue: The ACYMMA has promoted inter-religious understanding and cooperation through dialogue and collaborative programs with other religious communities.
Advocacy: The organization has advocated for the rights of Muslims and other marginalized groups in Sri Lanka.

Today, the ACYMMA remains a vibrant and influential organization, continuing to serve the needs of the Muslim community and contribute to the development of Sri Lanka.