The result was delete. The discussion here evidences that JAMAA as a movement or organization is not notable, as no independent sources for such a movement or organization could be found. The particular group in Burundi named JAMAA probably is notable; and an article tightly focused on it would likely be viable. But no mention of other groups with the same name should be made absent a specific reliable and independent source noting that they exist and describing the relationship to the original. To facilitate a rewrite, I'll drop the relevant citations from the article on the talk page of this AFD. GRBerry 04:17, 24 November 2007 (UTC) reply
The whole article in its current state is a confused mess, first discussing a club in US colleges, that no sources write about and then following with a paragraph about a completely different organization with the same name, and somehow manages to conjure up a link between them. There might be something to be said about the second organization, but based on the references given, there's not enough for a real article, and while starting soccer games for peace might be a noble goal, it's questionably notable at best. In any case, the article as it is now does more harm than good, since it's entirely misleading. - -- Bobet ( talk) 16:56, 16 November 2007 (UTC) reply