All Ceylon Jamiyyathul Ulama (ACJU) has been in existence since 1924 and was incorporated by Parliament Act No. 51 of 2000 of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka. The objectives of the ACJU are farsighted, long-run, and designed to serve the Muslim Community and the nation. At present ACJU has 163 Branches in 24 districts and over 8000 Scholars as subscribed Members.

The ACJU has organized itself into Sub-Committees (Divisions) to serve its stakeholders, in which most of the veteran members are involved as volunteers, along with professional staff members in the forefront serving the community and the country together, focusing on the aspects of Ulama (Religious Scholars) Affairs, Muslim Community Affairs, Citizens Affairs and engagement with authorities.

Vision

To build an exemplary and complying Muslim community enriched with the Islamic values and teachings and contributing towards the upliftment of Deenul Islam and the betterment of the community and the nation.

Mission

Providing spiritual, ethical, and moral guidance to all levels of the Muslim community based on Islamic teachings, and contributing towards the development of educational, economic, social, and cultural aspects of the community and nation, whilst building unity among community and coexistence with all ethnicities.

Objectives

• To provide spiritual guidance to all levels of the Muslim community based on Islamic Teachings
• To work towards building individuals and families enriched with ethical and moral values
• To work towards the welfare of the Ulama and enhancement of the Islamic Religious Education
• To contribute towards the development of educational, economic, social, and cultural aspects of the community and nation
• To work towards upholding unity among community
• To develop peaceful coexistence with all ethnicities
• To instigate all necessary efforts and activities to attain the objectives and goals of ACJU.

Values

• Islamic
• Sri Lankan Identity
• Moderation
• Accommodative
• Diversity & Pluralism