The organization's television programs on Islam are seen in 200 cities across the United States and in other countries including Indonesia, Malaysia and Qatar. With the help of another organization, it established a website featuring newspapers from all over the Muslim world, a chat room plus both video and television programs which users can download. Dr. Khaja however said leaving American Muslims alone does not mean they should not be supported or given the means to study and learn about Islam. That should continue through reputable institutions which want to talk about Islam as the one religion and which want to deal with the American Muslim community and not with communities affiliated to certain countries. The problem with the Muslim world is that the leadership is built around an individual and is often rhetorical.
Western leadership requires networking, objectivity and building a consensus.
With the media and politics serving as the two most powerful weapons of our time, Muslims should know how to utilize these to serve their causes. That, he said, is what Muslim organizations in the United States are trying to achieve. Unfortunately, Dr. Khaja added, in the media area, Muslims are not yet equipped to face the new millennium or address the challenges posed by the 21st century since there are not many areas in the Muslim world where the media is really free and objective. I do not think as Muslims we are equipped to face the new century. There has to be a significant shift if we are really going to report news objectively.