• To promote Scouting in the Muslim Community
• To support Muslim Scout Groups and Muslim Scout Leaders
• To be active in promoting the cultural diversity of The Scout Association
• To take an active part in relevant national Scout Association's committees such as the Faiths & Beliefs Team and the Minority Support Team
• To support the work of the National Adviser for spiritual Development particulary in creating programme ideas and resources
• To be first point of contact for issues concerning Muslims in Scouting

• 38 Muslim Scout Groups created so far
• Over 2,000 Muslim Scouts in the United |Kingdom
• Regular Scout Leader training camps (over 20 so far) organised with more than 800 potential Muslim Leaders attending (male and female)
• Production and approval (by Islamic Authorities) of "Muslims in Scouting" factsheet to be a guide for Muslim and non-Muslim Scouts
• Production of a guide on "How to start a Scout Group"
• Active participation in The Scout Associations including the faiths and beliefs team
• Key stakeholder in supporting The Scout Association with its diversity agenda
• Main contact for the International Union of Muslim Scouts(IUMS)
• Supported the IUMS at the 2007 World Scout Jamboree,UK and 2011 World Scout Jamboree,Sweden

To have 15,000 Muslim Scouts by 2015. This would make The Scout Association representative of the wider society. (Muslims make 3% of the UK population)