Muslim Youth Training Program in South Korea’s Capital
The federation had earlier announced that it will hold the training program and workshops for Muslim youth today, June 7, 2026, with the aim of supporting religious and social participation and strengthening their Islamic identity in Korean society, the Muslimsaroundtheworld website reported.
In South Korea’s relatively small but growing Muslim community, young people are seen as the cornerstone of the future of Islam in the country. At the Seoul Central Mosque, educational and training programs that combine religious knowledge with character building and strengthen a sense of belonging and identity continue.
The KMF said that the program will be held in the lecture hall on the first floor of the Seoul Central Mosque’s annex building.
The program is aimed at middle and high school Muslim youth and includes educational activities, roundtable discussions, and workshops that address issues related to Islamic education, career paths, and future youth activities.
The organizers of the program announced that in addition to providing a space for dialogue, communication, and exchange of experiences among members of the Muslim community, the program aims to increase youth participation in Islamic activities and foster their sense of belonging and identity.
The gathering is expected to help create a network among Muslim youth in South Korea and encourage them to actively participate in educational and outreach programs under the supervision of the KMF.
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The Korea Muslim Federation is the central Islamic organization in South Korea, overseeing the Seoul Central Mosque and numerous religious, educational, and missionary activities across the country.
In recent weeks, the federation has held a variety of programs, including weekly Friday sermons in Arabic, Korean, and English, to serve Muslims of various nationalities.
The organization also offers monthly specialized courses for new Muslims and those interested in learning about Islam, and ongoing educational activities for youth and children.
The Seoul Central Mosque, located in the Itaewon district of the South Korean capital, has been the country's most prominent Islamic building since its opening in 1976, and serves as the main center of religious and educational life for the Muslim community in South Korea.
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