Federation of Islamic Medical Associations

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The Federation of Islamic Medical Associations (FIMA) is a medical society formed on December 31, 1981. FIMA was incorporated into the State of Indiana as a not-for-profit corporation on January 18, 1982.

Since 1981, 29 FIMA Council meetings have been held. The 30th meeting was hosted by South Africa, in Cape Town from 19–20 September 2013.^[1] Currently, there are 29 full members and 12 associate members, representing about 50,000 Muslim medical and health professionals.