The Mustafa Prize is now accepting nominations to recognize outstanding scientific achievements by Muslim scientists worldwide.
The Mustapha Prize celebrates research that advances knowledge, improves human life, and opens new opportunities in science and technology.
The Prize awards two main categories: Life and Medical Science and Technology and Basic and Engineering Sciences.
The first category honors breakthroughs in biosciences, including genetics, molecular biology, and neurology, with practical applications that enhance health and well-being.
The second category recognizes discoveries in fundamental and applied sciences that expand understanding of the world and enrich human life.
The initiative seeks to highlight work that has measurable outcomes, inspires further innovation, and strengthens the global scientific community, particularly in Islamic countries.
Benefits of the Mustafa Prize
Recipients of the Mustafa Prize receive a medal, the Mustafa (pbuh) Emblem, a certificate, and a monetary award of $500,000 USD.
Beyond financial recognition, laureates gain international prestige, media attention, and opportunities to connect with leading scientists and institutions worldwide.
The Prize also encourages continued research and collaboration in critical scientific fields.
Who can apply?
Nominations are accepted only from established scientists or accredited institutions, ensuring credibility and recognition.
Eligible nominees include:
- Muslim scientists residing in Islamic countries, irrespective of their religion
- Researchers with significant achievements in Life and Medical Science and Technology or Basic and Engineering Sciences
- Scientists whose work has tangible impact on human life or expands knowledge boundaries
- Individuals nominated by recognized universities, research centers, academies, science associations, or technology parks
Nomination requirements
Nominations for the Mustafa Prize must include supporting evidence of scientific excellence, documented impact, and alignment with the Prize’s focus areas.
Nominators are responsible for submitting accurate information, including research summaries, awards, publications, and other indicators of contribution.
Only submissions meeting official requirements will be considered.
Deadline
The deadline for this application is February 20, 2026. Visit the Mustafa Prize website to apply. Explore more global calls on our Opportunities page.
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