Serving the Muslim community of Addis Ababa, together
The Addis Ababa City Islamic Affairs Supreme Council coordinates religious, social and economic development, protects the rights of the Muslim community, and delivers trusted digital services through NIZAM.
Serving since 1968 E.C., established under Proclamation 1207/2012
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Serving every corner of the city
The Council operates through structures tailored to its mission, bringing services closer to every community.
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Top branches by net KPI
Ranking of branches by net points earned — Year-to-date 2026.
Guided by our founding charter, we work for development and unity
Article 5 of Charter 01/2018 defines the core objectives of the Supreme Council.
Religious development
Facilitating the religious growth and well-being of Muslims across the city.
Social development
Supporting social services, education, heritage and peaceful interaction.
Economic development
Managing zakat, waqf and income-generating institutions for the common good.
Rights & representation
Ensuring the rights of the Muslim community are respected and represented.
Unity
Strengthening the unity of Muslims in Addis Ababa and the nation.
Follow these process to get your service!
Choose Your Service
Browse the service catalog and pick what you need.
Submit Your Request
Fill the digital form and attach documents online.
Track & Receive
Follow progress in real time until delivery.
A transparent, accountable leadership structure
The constitution establishes clear organs of governance — from the highest decision-making body to independent oversight.
General Assembly
The highest authority — approves plans, budgets and institutional decisions, and elects leadership.
Executive
The elected leadership that directs, supervises and implements the Council's objectives.
President
Chairperson of the Executive, providing institutional leadership and representing the Council.
Audit & Inspection Commission
Independent oversight ensuring transparency, compliance and accountability.
From the city to every mosque
The Council operates through its organizational structures — every layer accountable to the one above.
The principles we operate by
Chapter 5 of the charter sets out the values that govern every decision and action.
Shura
Collective consultation in generating ideas and making decisions.
Accountability
Leaders and employees are accountable for their performance and conduct.
Transparency
An open system of reporting, control and institutional procedure.
Confidentiality
Trust and confidentiality are maintained in all institutional matters.
Reporting & control
Clear reporting lines from mosque to General Assembly.
Institutional procedure
Decisions follow institutional procedures, not personal authority.
Council services, online
Apply for, track and manage the services offered by the Council and its departments through the NIZAM portal.
Programs that strengthen our community
Education, dawah, youth development and social support — the pillars of community well-being.
Islamic Education
Madrasa curricula, teacher training and licensing for schools across the city.
Dawah & Outreach
Community outreach, interfaith dialogue and educational campaigns.
Youth Development
Programs for young people including leadership training, sports and cultural activities.
Social Support
Welfare initiatives, family support and emergency assistance for those in need.
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers to common questions about the Council and NIZAM platform.