The importance of this ancient tradition, initiated by Prophet Abraham (peace be upon him)—the forefather of humanity and the pioneer of the monotheistic faith—is well known among Muslims. Let’s all roll up our sleeves together for this cause, which offers numerous benefits not only from a religious perspective but also from a biological standpoint. Circumcision prevents infections and improves hygiene. It minimizes risks such as cancer and prostate issues. It also makes it easier to manage issues like sensitivity and ritual ablution.

Hadiths About Circumcision:

"Four things are part of the Sunnah of the prophets: circumcision, applying perfume, using a miswak, and getting married."

(Tirmidhi, Nikah, 1)

"Those among the non-Arabs who embraced Islam with the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) were not left until they were circumcised."

(Narrated by Ibn Shihab Az-Zuhri | Reported in Musnad Ahmad)

Muslims make up roughly 3% to 5% of Mongolia’s total population, which translates to approximately 150,000 to 180,000 people.

The vast majority of Muslims in Mongolia are Sunni, and their presence is deeply tied to a specific ethnic minority: the Kazakhs. Most of them live in Bayan-Ölgii, the westernmost province of the country. Kazakhs began gradually migrating to Mongolia starting in the 19th century, and they are now a part of beautiful Mongolia.

There are also other Muslim communities scattered across the country. After Bayan-Ölgii, the capital city of Ulaanbaatar has the largest Muslim population. Due to migration from rural provinces to the capital, a significant Kazakh population has settled in the city. Additionally, Nalaikh District, Khovd Province, and Uvs Province (home to the Khoton Turks) are also home to parts of this beautiful Muslim community. They welcome and appreciate your blessed donations.