The center aims to work for the sake of unifying Muslims and eliminating division among them. The center also aims to create a suitable environment for carrying out various types of Islamic studies and research, in addition to providing educational services.

In this context, Sheikh Sharif Ibrahim Saleh Al-Husseini, Chairman of the Fatwa and Supreme Islamic Council of Nigeria, and Head of the Nigeria Branch of the Mohammed VI Foundation for African Scholars, said that the responsibility to call to God is a collective responsibility in which the people of authority, scholars, and various segments of society cooperate, and added that in The union of these groups and the sincerity of their will is to achieve the charity with which God Almighty described this nation.

It is expected that the center will be a leading Islamic reference in the sub-Saharan region of Africa, enabling it to effectively contribute to coordinating the efforts of scholars at different levels.

The Mohammed VI Foundation of African Scholars, represented by its Secretary General, Mr. Sidi Mohamed Rafqi, and Mr. Abdellatif Al-Bakdouri, an expert assigned to a mission within the Foundation, participated in this ceremony. On the occasion, the Secretary-General delivered a speech in which he praised the role played by the Federal State of Nigeria in the joint Islamic work and its keenness to preserve On the bonds of brotherhood that bind her to her African surroundings. Mr. Mohamed Refky said that the Sheikh Ibrahim Saleh Al-Husseini Islamic Center will have a major role in developing and encouraging scientific research in the field of institutions, Islamic studies and humanities, and will work to raise the level of awareness among scholars and the general intellectuals of the need to promote cultural unity in all African countries.

The Sheikh Ibrahim Saleh Al-Husseini Islamic Center includes a mosque, a lecture hall, a library, a student residence, and other facilities.