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The Malaysian Islamic Dakwah Foundation has thrown its weight behind Sultan Ibrahim's directive for a thorough investigation into the Tabung Haji Royal Commission findings, emphasising the need for transparent governance and strict adherence to the rule of law.
Malaysia is intensifying Islamic education and outreach programmes among Muslim Orang Asli communities through expanded KAFA classes, appointed religious leaders, and a dedicated dakwah unit under JAKIM.
Perak's Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Saarani Mohamad says the spread of unorthodox Islamic teachings remains manageable, with state authorities monitoring developments through official channels and keeping the Sultan informed.
YADIM, Malaysia's government dakwah agency, has endorsed a proposal to review accreditation frameworks for online religious speakers, aiming to uphold Islamic teaching authenticity and prevent misinformation in the digital space.
The Pahang Sultan has reaffirmed his directive to strengthen mosques and suraus as primary venues for congregational worship, declining proposals to establish Friday prayer facilities in shopping malls across the country.
Police have issued a public appeal asking Malaysians not to reshare an aged controversy involving Sungai Buloh residents complaining that the dawn azan disrupted their sleep, after the dispute recently went viral across social media platforms.