WORLD SHAOLIN KUNG FU FEDERATION (WSKFF)

CONSTITUTION, STATUTES AND GOVERNANCE REGULATIONS

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WORLD SHAOLIN KUNG FU FEDERATION

WSKFF

A Member of the World Kung Fu Federation

Founded by

Philosopher Super Grand Master · King Mohammadullah Omar Iman Dost Proposed founding identity and constitutional framework

Document status: Proposed founding Constitution and Statutes, subject to adoption by the Founding Congress and applicable legal registration.

Official name: World Shaolin Kung Fu Federation.

Abbreviation: WSKFF.

International affiliation: Member of the World Kung Fu Federation (WFK), as stated in the proposed founding framework. Formal membership should be supported by the relevant WFK membership confirmation.

Founder: Fei Lu Su, Super Grand Master, King, Muhammad UIMOD.

Legal character: Proposed international non-profit, non-governmental martial arts and sports federation.

Headquarters: To be established by the Founding Congress.

Official language: English.

PREAMBLE

We, the founding authority and members of the World Shaolin Kung Fu Federation (WSKFF), recognizing the historical, cultural, philosophical, educational, scientific and sporting significance of Shaolin Kung Fu, hereby establish this Constitution and Statutes as the fundamental governing document of the Federation.

The World Shaolin Kung Fu Federation is established to preserve, develop, promote, regulate and internationally coordinate Shaolin Kung Fu and its traditional and modern martial arts systems.

The Federation recognizes Shaolin Kung Fu as a comprehensive martial arts discipline encompassing:

Traditional Chinese martial arts heritage.
Shaolin martial arts techniques and training methodologies.
Physical education and human development.
Martial arts philosophy and ethics.
Traditional forms and weapon systems.
Self-defence and practical martial applications.
Competitive Kung Fu and Wushu.
International martial arts education.
Scientific research and sports development.

The Federation shall work within the international framework of the World Kung Fu Federation, subject to its applicable membership requirements, statutes and regulations.

The Federation shall respect the historical origins of Shaolin martial arts, promote international cooperation and encourage the development of a modern, professional, transparent and responsible martial arts organization.

The Federation shall be guided by the principles of respect, discipline, integrity, equality, excellence, responsibility, cultural preservation and international friendship.

On this foundation, the following Constitution and Statutes are adopted.

PART I — GENERAL PROVISIONS

Article 1. Name of the Federation

The official name shall be World Shaolin Kung Fu Federation.
The official abbreviation shall be WSKFF.
The Federation may use its official name and abbreviation in international correspondence, sporting events, publications, certificates and institutional documents.
The official name and trademarks shall be protected in accordance with applicable law.

Article 2. Legal Status

The WSKFF shall operate as an international, non-profit, non-governmental sports and martial arts organization.
The Federation shall have an independent legal identity following registration under the applicable national law.
It may establish national associations, continental divisions, regional branches, affiliated clubs, schools and academies.
It may enter into lawful agreements and partnerships with international sports organizations, educational institutions and cultural bodies.
The Federation shall operate according to its Constitution, adopted regulations and applicable laws.

Article 3. International Affiliation

The WSKFF shall maintain its declared affiliation with the World Kung Fu Federation (WFK).
It shall respect the statutes, regulations and legitimate decisions of the WFK applicable to its membership.
The WSKFF shall represent and develop Shaolin Kung Fu within its own authorized scope.
It shall cooperate with other recognized Kung Fu and Wushu organizations.
The Federation shall not claim authority to represent the World Kung Fu Federation as a whole unless expressly authorized.

Article 4. Headquarters

The international headquarters shall be determined by the Founding Congress.
The headquarters may be relocated by a decision of the General Assembly.
National and continental offices may be established as required.

Article 5. Official Language

English shall be the official administrative language.
Chinese and other languages may be used for cultural, technical and educational purposes.
Official translations may be adopted by the Executive Board.
In the event of conflicting translations, the officially adopted English version shall prevail, subject to applicable law.

PART II — MISSION, VISION AND OBJECTIVES

Article 6. Mission

The mission of the World Shaolin Kung Fu Federation is to develop Shaolin Kung Fu as an internationally accessible martial arts, educational, cultural and sporting discipline.

The Federation shall:

Preserve traditional Shaolin Kung Fu knowledge and heritage.
Promote high-quality martial arts education.
Establish international technical and educational standards.
Organize national, continental and world championships.
Develop qualified instructors, coaches, referees and technical officials.
Promote Shaolin Kung Fu among children, young people and adults.
Encourage scientific research into martial arts training.
Promote ethical conduct and responsible self-defence education.
Develop international cooperation among Shaolin Kung Fu schools and organizations.
Support the recognition and international development of Shaolin Kung Fu.

Article 7. Vision

The vision of the WSKFF is to become a respected international organization for the preservation, education, development and sporting advancement of Shaolin Kung Fu.

The Federation seeks to create a global network of national federations, martial arts academies, instructors, athletes, researchers and cultural institutions.

Article 8. Fundamental Objectives

The objectives of the Federation shall include:

A. Traditional development

Preservation of traditional Shaolin Kung Fu.
Documentation of historical styles and techniques.
Promotion of traditional forms and weapons.
Protection of cultural heritage.

B. Sporting development

Development of competitive Shaolin Kung Fu.
Establishment of international competition regulations.
Organization of world and continental championships.
Development of athlete rankings and qualification systems.

C. Educational development

Establishment of international instructor education.
Development of technical grading systems.
Organization of seminars, workshops and training camps.
Promotion of martial arts education in schools and communities.

D. Scientific development

Cooperation with sports science institutions.
Research into biomechanics, physiology and sports psychology.
Development of injury-prevention programmes.
Promotion of evidence-based training methodologies.

E. International development

Establishment of national member organizations.
Cooperation with the WFK.
Promotion of international cultural exchange.
Development of relationships with sports and educational institutions.

PART III — SCOPE AND DISCIPLINES OF THE FEDERATION

Article 9. Official Martial Arts Disciplines

The WSKFF shall recognize and develop the following categories, subject to its technical regulations.

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9.1 Traditional Shaolin Kung Fu

Including traditional training systems, forms, techniques and applications associated with Shaolin martial arts.

9.2 Shaolin Hand Forms

Including:

Shaolin Changquan.
Shaolin Hongquan.
Shaolin Luohan Quan.
Shaolin Tongbi Quan.
Shaolin Pao Quan.
Shaolin Meihua Quan.
Shaolin Xiao Hong Quan.
Shaolin Da Hong Quan.
Shaolin Lianhuan Quan.
Other documented and accepted Shaolin boxing traditions.

The Federation shall respect historical variations between schools and lineages and shall not claim that all listed systems have identical origins or are universally practiced at the Shaolin Temple.

9.3 Shaolin Traditional Weapons

Including:

Staff (Gun).
Straight sword (Jian).
Broadsword (Dao).
Spear (Qiang).
Three-section staff.
Chain whip.
Other traditional Chinese weapons accepted under the technical regulations.

9.4 Modern Shaolin Wushu

Including modern standardized forms and technical performance systems based on Shaolin traditions.

9.5 Shaolin Sanda and Combat Systems

Including regulated Chinese kickboxing and combat disciplines, subject to separate competition rules and safety standards.

9.6 Self-Defence and Practical Applications

Including controlled educational training in:

Defensive techniques.
Distance and movement.
Escaping and disengagement.
Balance and body control.
Safe responses to physical threats.

9.7 Health and Internal Training

Including appropriate Shaolin conditioning, breathing, flexibility, balance, coordination and meditation practices.

Article 10. Technical Departments

The Federation may establish the following specialized departments:

Traditional Shaolin Kung Fu Department.
Shaolin Wushu and Taolu Department.
Shaolin Weapons Department.
Shaolin Sanda and Combat Sports Department.
Shaolin Self-Defence Department.
Shaolin Health and Physical Education Department.
International Coaching and Education Department.
Refereeing and Competition Department.
Sports Science and Research Department.
Cultural Heritage and Philosophy Department.
Children and Youth Development Department.
Women in Martial Arts Department.
Para-Martial Arts and Inclusive Participation Department.
Anti-Doping and Athlete Protection Department.

PART IV — MEMBERSHIP

Article 11. Membership Categories

Membership of the Federation shall be divided into the following categories:

Membership	Description
National Federation Members	National organizations responsible for Shaolin Kung Fu development
Continental Members	Authorized continental associations
Associate Members	Kung Fu organizations and academies
Club Members	Affiliated martial arts clubs
Individual Members	Qualified martial arts practitioners
Athlete Members	Registered competitive athletes
Instructor Members	Certified instructors and coaches
Honorary Members	Individuals recognized for exceptional contributions
Institutional Members	Educational, research and cultural institutions

Article 12. Admission of Members

An applicant seeking membership shall:

Submit an official membership application.
Provide organizational or individual identification.
Provide relevant qualifications and documentation.
Agree to comply with the Constitution and regulations.
Demonstrate an appropriate commitment to the Federation’s objectives.
Pay applicable membership fees, where approved.
Receive formal approval from the competent membership authority.

Article 13. Rights of Members

Members in good standing shall have the right to:

Participate in Federation activities.
Attend relevant meetings.
Submit proposals.
Participate in authorized competitions.
Receive approved educational services.
Apply for technical qualifications.
Access official information and regulations.
Participate in elections where eligible.
Appeal disciplinary decisions under established procedures.

Voting rights shall be determined according to membership category and these Statutes.

Article 14. Responsibilities of Members

All members shall:

Respect the Constitution and regulations.
Protect the reputation of the Federation.
Promote ethical martial arts practice.
Respect athletes, instructors and officials.
Maintain accurate membership records.
Follow competition and safeguarding regulations.
Avoid discrimination and harassment.
Respect intellectual property and cultural heritage.
Fulfil approved financial obligations.
Maintain professional and responsible conduct.

Article 15. Suspension and Termination of Membership

Membership may be suspended or terminated for:

Serious violations of the Constitution.
Fraud or falsification of qualifications.
Financial misconduct.
Serious misconduct or abuse.
Deliberate damage to the Federation’s reputation.
Repeated non-compliance with official regulations.

No member shall be suspended or expelled without written notice, an opportunity to respond and access to an appropriate appeal process.

PART V — FOUNDER AND HONORARY PRESIDENT

Article 16. Founder of the Federation

The World Shaolin Kung Fu Federation recognizes:

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Founder designation

Founder of the World Shaolin Kung Fu Federation

Fei Lu Su, bearing the stated titles Super Grand Master, King, Muhammad UIMOD, shall be recognized in the Federation’s founding records as its Founder.
The Founder’s name and founding contribution shall be permanently recorded in the historical documents of the Federation.
The Founder may serve as Founding President or Honorary President, subject to formal adoption by the Founding Congress.
The Founder may provide strategic, philosophical and institutional guidance.
The Founder may participate in international ceremonies, congresses and official activities.
The Founder may propose amendments and strategic initiatives in accordance with the Constitution.
The Founder’s designation shall not remove the democratic rights of members or the legal responsibilities of the Federation’s governing bodies.

Article 17. Honorary Presidency

The General Assembly may grant the title of Honorary President to the Founder or another distinguished individual.

The Honorary President:

Represents the historical and cultural identity of the Federation.
Promotes international cooperation.
Supports institutional development.
Provides non-binding advice to the Executive Board.
Participates in official ceremonies.

The honorary position shall not independently authorize financial commitments or override the Constitution.

Article 18. Protection of the Founding Legacy

The Federation shall preserve its founding history, founding records, institutional documents and official historical archive.

Any change to the Federation’s name, founding identity or historical records shall require a properly documented decision under the amendment provisions.

PART VI — GOVERNANCE AND ADMINISTRATION

Article 19. Governing Bodies

The governing structure of the WSKFF shall consist of:

General Assembly.
President.
Executive Board.
Secretary-General.
Technical and Sports Commission.
Ethics and Disciplinary Commission.
Finance and Audit Commission.
Athletes’ Commission.
Continental and National Representatives.

Article 20. General Assembly

The General Assembly shall be the supreme deliberative and decision-making body of the Federation.

Its responsibilities shall include:

Approving the Constitution and amendments.
Electing the President, where applicable.
Electing or approving the Executive Board.
Approving annual reports.
Approving financial statements and budgets.
Admitting or removing members.
Establishing strategic priorities.
Approving major institutional decisions.
Reviewing the activities of the Executive Board.

Article 21. Composition of the General Assembly

The General Assembly shall consist of eligible representatives of member organizations.

Each eligible national member shall ordinarily have one vote, subject to the membership regulations adopted by the Founding Congress.

Associate, honorary and individual members may participate under the conditions established in the regulations, without automatically receiving voting rights.

Article 22. Ordinary and Extraordinary Congresses

An Ordinary General Assembly shall be held at least once every two years.
An Extraordinary General Assembly may be convened when necessary.
Written notice shall normally be provided at least 30 days before an ordinary meeting.
Emergency meetings may be convened under expedited procedures.
Meetings may be held physically or through secure electronic means.

Article 23. President

The President shall be the principal elected executive representative of the Federation.

The President shall:

Represent the Federation internationally.
Chair the General Assembly and Executive Board.
Supervise implementation of approved policies.
Promote international development.
Oversee the performance of the Secretary-General.
Ensure compliance with the Constitution.
Report to the General Assembly.

The presidential term shall be four years, renewable once, unless the Founding Congress adopts a different transitional arrangement.

Article 24. Executive Board

The Executive Board shall consist of:

President.
Senior Vice-President.
Vice-Presidents.
Secretary-General.
Deputy Secretary-General.
Treasurer.
Technical Director.
Sports Director.
Education Director.
International Relations Director.
Other members approved by the General Assembly.

The Executive Board shall administer the Federation between General Assembly meetings.

Article 25. Secretary-General

The Secretary-General shall be responsible for:

Administration.
Official correspondence.
Membership records.
Meeting minutes.
Organizational coordination.
Implementation of Board decisions.
Maintenance of official documents.
Preparation of administrative reports.

Article 26. Treasurer

The Treasurer shall:

Maintain financial records.
Prepare budgets.
Monitor income and expenditure.
Prepare annual financial reports.
Ensure financial transparency.
Coordinate independent financial audits.

Article 27. Commissions

The Federation shall establish commissions as necessary to carry out its objectives.

Each commission shall operate under written terms of reference approved by the Executive Board or General Assembly.

PART VII — TECHNICAL, EDUCATIONAL AND GRADING SYSTEM

Article 28. International Technical Standards

The Federation shall establish a unified technical framework while respecting the diversity of recognized Shaolin Kung Fu traditions.

Technical regulations shall define:

Training standards.
Technical terminology.
Traditional and modern forms.
Weapons classifications.
Examination requirements.
Instructor qualifications.
Competition eligibility.
Safety requirements.

Article 29. Belt and Ranking System

The WSKFF may establish an international grading system for its affiliated schools.

The grading system may include:

Student grades

Beginner.
Intermediate.
Advanced.
Senior student.

Instructor grades

Assistant Instructor.
Certified Instructor.
Senior Instructor.
Master Instructor.

Advanced martial arts grades

Master.
Senior Master.
Grand Master.
Senior Grand Master.
Other honorary or technical titles approved under the Federation’s grading regulations.

All grades and titles shall be awarded based on documented qualifications, technical ability, experience and authorized examinations.

Article 30. International Certification

The Federation may issue:

Student certificates.
Instructor certificates.
Coaching certificates.
Referee certificates.
Technical examiner certificates.
Master and advanced grade certificates.
Seminar and training qualifications.
Official membership certificates.

Certificates shall be issued only by authorized representatives and recorded in an official certification register.

Article 31. Instructor and Coach Education

The WSKFF shall establish education programmes covering:

Martial arts technique.
Teaching methodology.
Sports science.
Training programme design.
Anatomy and physiology.
First aid and emergency response.
Athlete protection.
Competition preparation.
Professional ethics.
Safeguarding of children and vulnerable participants.

PART VIII — COMPETITIONS AND SPORTING REGULATIONS

Article 32. Official Competitions

The WSKFF shall organize or authorize:

World Shaolin Kung Fu Championships.
World Shaolin Traditional Forms Championships.
International Shaolin Weapons Championships.
World Shaolin Wushu Championships.
International Shaolin Sanda Championships.
Continental championships.
National championships.
International open tournaments.
Junior and youth championships.
Masters and veterans championships.

Article 33. Competition Disciplines

The Federation may recognize the following competition formats:

Competition category	Description
Traditional Taolu	Performance of traditional Shaolin forms
Modern Taolu	Standardized martial arts routines
Weapons Taolu	Performance with approved traditional weapons
Sanda	Regulated striking and throwing competition
Technical Demonstration	Technical combinations and martial skills
Self-Defence Demonstration	Controlled demonstration of defensive techniques
Group Forms	Team-based synchronized performances
Internal and Health Forms	Recognized movement and health-oriented routines

Article 34. Competition Rules

All official competitions shall follow published technical and sporting regulations.

These shall establish:

Athlete categories.
Age divisions.
Weight divisions where applicable.
Competition duration.
Scoring criteria.
Legal and prohibited techniques.
Uniform requirements.
Protective equipment.
Referee responsibilities.
Disciplinary procedures.
Medical and safety requirements.

Article 35. Referees and Judges

Referees and judges shall hold qualifications appropriate to their assignments.
Officials shall act impartially.
Conflicts of interest shall be declared.
Decisions shall follow the relevant competition regulations.
An official appeals procedure shall be available.

Article 36. Athlete Eligibility

Athletes participating in WSKFF competitions shall:

Hold valid registration where required.
Meet the relevant age and eligibility requirements.
Follow technical regulations.
Comply with medical and safety requirements.
Respect officials and other competitors.
Observe applicable anti-doping regulations.
Demonstrate appropriate sporting conduct.

Article 37. International Championships

The World Championships shall be held according to an official competition calendar approved by the Executive Board.

The Federation shall publish the host selection criteria, competition regulations, technical programme and eligibility requirements.

The award of a world championship title shall only be made through an officially authorized competition.

PART IX — ETHICS, SAFETY AND ATHLETE PROTECTION

Article 38. Code of Ethics

All WSKFF representatives, members, coaches, athletes and officials shall comply with the Federation’s Code of Ethics.

The following principles shall apply:

Honesty.
Respect.
Fair play.
Non-discrimination.
Accountability.
Professional conduct.
Cultural respect.
Integrity.
Responsible use of martial arts knowledge.

Article 39. Protection of Children and Young Athletes

The Federation shall establish safeguarding policies to protect children and young participants.

These shall include:

Appropriate supervision.
Safe training environments.
Protection against abuse and exploitation.
Appropriate instructor conduct.
Parental consent where required.
Confidential reporting procedures.
Background checks where legally required.
Procedures for investigating safeguarding complaints.

Article 40. Medical and Safety Standards

The Federation shall require appropriate safety standards at its authorized events.

These may include:

Qualified medical personnel.
First-aid facilities.
Emergency response procedures.
Approved protective equipment.
Appropriate competition surfaces.
Medical clearance where required.
Injury reporting and follow-up.

Article 41. Anti-Doping

The Federation shall promote clean sport and prohibit doping in accordance with the applicable anti-doping rules.

Where applicable, the Federation shall comply with the World Anti-Doping Code and relevant International Standards, including the rules of its affiliated international sporting structures.

Article 42. Disciplinary Measures

Depending on the seriousness of a violation, disciplinary measures may include:

Written warning.
Formal reprimand.
Temporary suspension.
Competition disqualification.
Withdrawal of a certificate obtained through misconduct.
Suspension of membership.
Expulsion.

All disciplinary procedures shall respect fairness, impartiality, confidentiality and the right of appeal.

PART X — FINANCE AND PROPERTY

Article 43. Financial Resources

The financial resources of the WSKFF may include:

Membership fees.
Registration fees.
Competition and event income.
Donations.
Sponsorship.
Educational programme fees.
Grants.
Publications and authorized merchandise.
Lawful institutional partnerships.

Article 44. Financial Management

Federation funds shall be used exclusively for its lawful objectives.
The Federation shall maintain proper accounting records.
All expenditures shall be authorized under financial regulations.
Annual budgets shall be approved by the appropriate governing body.
Financial statements shall be presented to the General Assembly.
Independent audits shall be conducted when required by law or the General Assembly.
No individual member shall have an automatic right to distribute Federation assets for personal benefit.

Article 45. Financial Transparency

The Federation shall publish or make available to eligible members:

Annual financial statements.
Approved budgets.
Major financial decisions.
Audit reports.
Relevant sponsorship disclosures.

PART XI — INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AND COOPERATION

Article 46. Cooperation with the World Kung Fu Federation

The WSKFF shall develop its activities in cooperation with the World Kung Fu Federation within the scope of its confirmed membership.

Cooperation may include:

International competitions.
Technical seminars.
Coaching education.
Referee development.
Cultural exchange.
International training programmes.
Joint sporting initiatives.
Participation in authorized international events.

Article 47. National Federations

The WSKFF may recognize one authorized national representative organization for each country, subject to its membership policies and applicable law.

National members shall:

Maintain their own legal compliance.
Promote Shaolin Kung Fu nationally.
Maintain accurate membership records.
Follow international technical standards.
Organize national championships.
Submit annual activity reports.
Support international development.

Article 48. Continental Organizations

The Federation may establish:

Asian Shaolin Kung Fu Federation.
European Shaolin Kung Fu Federation.
African Shaolin Kung Fu Federation.
Pan-American Shaolin Kung Fu Federation.
Oceania Shaolin Kung Fu Federation.

Their authority shall derive from the Constitution and regulations of the WSKFF.

PART XII — DISPUTE RESOLUTION

Article 49. Internal Disputes

Disputes between members or between a member and the Federation shall first be addressed through appropriate internal procedures.

The Federation shall encourage:

Negotiation.
Mediation.
Independent review.
Formal appeal.

Article 50. Appeals

A member affected by a disciplinary or administrative decision shall have the right to submit a written appeal within the period established by the Disciplinary Regulations.

Appeals shall be considered by an independent body or authorized appeals panel.

Article 51. External Dispute Resolution

Where appropriate, disputes may be referred to an agreed independent arbitration body or competent court, subject to applicable law and the relevant agreements.

PART XIII — INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY AND CULTURAL HERITAGE

Article 52. Federation Identity

The Federation shall protect its official:

Name.
Logo.
Emblem.
Flag.
Certificates.
Publications.
Competition marks.
Official documents.

Article 53. Traditional Shaolin Heritage

The Federation shall promote respectful preservation of Shaolin martial arts heritage.

It shall not claim exclusive ownership of the historical Shaolin tradition or misrepresent the authority of the Shaolin Temple, Chinese cultural institutions or independent martial arts lineages.

Article 54. Publications and Educational Materials

Official training manuals, technical documents, educational programmes and publications may be produced and distributed under the Federation’s intellectual property policy.

PART XIV — AMENDMENTS AND INTERPRETATION

Article 55. Amendments to the Constitution

Amendments may be proposed by the President, Executive Board or eligible members.
Proposed amendments shall be submitted in writing.
Members shall receive adequate notice before voting.
Amendments shall require approval by at least two-thirds of eligible votes cast at a properly constituted General Assembly.
Amendments shall comply with the applicable registration law.

Article 56. Interpretation

The Executive Board may issue interpretations of these Statutes, subject to review by the General Assembly.

No interpretation may contradict the Constitution or applicable law.

Article 57. Regulations

The Federation may adopt additional regulations covering:

Membership.
Elections.
Technical standards.
Competition rules.
Coaching and grading.
Financial management.
Ethics and discipline.
Athlete safeguarding.
Anti-doping.
National and continental representation.

Such regulations shall remain subordinate to this Constitution.

PART XV — DISSOLUTION

Article 58. Dissolution of the Federation

The Federation may only be dissolved by a resolution of an Extraordinary General Assembly convened specifically for this purpose.

The dissolution resolution shall require approval by at least three-quarters of eligible votes cast, subject to applicable law.

Article 59. Distribution of Assets

Upon dissolution:

All debts and liabilities shall be settled.
Remaining assets shall not be distributed among individual members or officers.
Remaining assets shall be transferred to a non-profit organization with similar sporting, educational or cultural objectives, as determined by the General Assembly and applicable law.

PART XVI — TRANSITIONAL AND FOUNDING PROVISIONS

Article 60. Founding Congress

The first Founding Congress shall:

Formally establish the WSKFF.
Adopt the Constitution and Statutes.
Confirm the Founder.
Elect or appoint the first governing bodies.
Determine the international headquarters.
Approve the initial membership regulations.
Approve the initial technical and sporting regulations.
Establish the first administrative and financial framework.
Approve the official emblem and flag.
Establish the initial international development strategy.

Article 61. Transitional Administration

Until the first elected Executive Board assumes office, a Founding Committee may administer the Federation.

The Founding Committee shall act within the authority granted by the Founding Congress and applicable law.

Article 62. Entry into Force

These Statutes shall enter into force upon their formal adoption by the Founding Congress and, where necessary, completion of legal registration.

PART XVII — OFFICIAL FOUNDING DECLARATION

FOUNDING DECLARATION

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We hereby declare the establishment of the World Shaolin Kung Fu Federation (WSKFF) as an international organization dedicated to the preservation, development, education, promotion and sporting advancement of Shaolin Kung Fu.

We recognize the importance of traditional martial arts knowledge, modern sports science, international cooperation, ethical education and sporting excellence.

We affirm our commitment to developing a worldwide network of Shaolin Kung Fu organizations, instructors, coaches, athletes and practitioners.

We further recognize the founding contribution of:

FEI LU SU

SUPER GRAND MASTER · KING · MUHAMMAD UIMOD

Founder of the World Shaolin Kung Fu Federation

Founding Congress

Place: __________________________

Date: ___________________________

Country: _________________________

Founder / Founding President

Name: Fei Lu Su

Signature: _______________________

President: ____________________

Secretary-General: ______________

Witness / Legal Representative: ______________

20. Recommended Official Identity and Institutional Structure

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WSKFF

WORLD SHAOLIN KUNG FU FEDERATION

INTERNATIONAL MARTIAL ARTS · EDUCATION · CULTURE · SPORT

Proposed official identity

Institutional motto

Tradition · Discipline · Excellence · Unity · Peace

Official vision: One World, One Shaolin Kung Fu Community.

Institutional mission: Preserving Tradition, Advancing Education, Developing International Sport.

21. Important legal and institutional considerations

Before signing, publishing or registering this Constitution, several matters must be verified:

WFK membership: Obtain written confirmation that the World Shaolin Kung Fu Federation is accepted as a member of the World Kung Fu Federation. This draft does not itself establish membership.
Legal registration: Choose the country of incorporation and adapt the Statutes to its non-profit association or federation legislation.
Founder designation: Confirm the exact spelling and preferred official presentation of Fei Lu Su’s titles, particularly the sequence “Super Grand Master, King, Muhammad UIMOD.”
Governance: Approve election procedures, voting rights, term limits and financial controls.
International authority: Obtain permission for any use of another federation’s name, emblem or official marks.
Shaolin heritage: Respect the historical and cultural ownership of the Shaolin tradition and avoid suggesting that the WSKFF is the Shaolin Temple itself.
Sports recognition: Distinguish federation establishment from recognition by the IOC or other international sporting institutions.

My recommendation: Establish the WSKFF with a democratic international governance structure, while preserving Fei Lu Su’s permanent historical recognition as Founder. This gives the organization a strong founding identity and a credible institutional foundation for international growth.

22. Next stage: International Federation documentation

The Constitution should be supported by a separate set of operational documents:

Document	Purpose
1. Constitution and Statutes	Legal and institutional foundation
2. Internal Regulations	Administrative procedures
3. Election Regulations	Democratic governance
4. Membership Regulations	National and individual affiliation
5. Technical Regulations	Shaolin Kung Fu standards
6. Competition Rules	International championships
7. Dan and Master Grading Regulations	Technical qualifications
8. Coaches and Referees Regulations	Professional certification
9. Code of Ethics	Conduct and integrity
10. Child Safeguarding Policy	Protection of young participants
11. Anti-Doping Regulations	Clean sport
12. Financial Regulations	Transparency and accountability
13. National Federation Recognition Policy	International expansion
14. World Championship Regulations	Organization of world events