Islamic Social Movements are organized efforts by groups or individuals within the Muslim community to promote social change based on Islamic principles. These movements often address issues such as poverty, education, and social justice, aiming to improve the lives of their communities while adhering to Islamic teachings. Many Islamic Social Movements operate through non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and grassroots initiatives, focusing on community development and empowerment. They may also engage in political activism to influence policies that align with their values. Examples include the Muslim Brotherhood and various charitable organizations that provide social services.