Dialogue with religious scholars guides government efforts - Anwar
KUALA LUMPUR: Dialogue with religious scholars provides an opportunity for reflection to ensure government efforts are guided by knowledge, informed by advice and refined according to the needs of the Muslim community and the demands of the times, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.
KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim emphasized that discussions with religious scholars are crucial for guiding government efforts, ensuring they are informed, refined, and relevant to the Muslim community and current times. In a Facebook post, Anwar elaborated that dialogues like these are not mere meetings but opportunities for deep reflection, integrating knowledge, advice, and the evolving needs of the Muslim community and contemporary demands.
During the Maulidur Rasul celebrations, Anwar met Sheikh Dr Muhyiddin Awwamah, who represents the Darul Hadis al-Awwamiyyah. The meeting aimed to seek advice, gain wisdom, and hear the scholars' views on the future of Islam in Malaysia. Sheikh Dr Muhyiddin, son of the esteemed Islamic scholar Al-Allamah Sheikh Muhammad bin Awwamah, noted that the discussions also serve to appreciate the intellectual legacy of his father's writings.
These books are more than just collections of pages; they represent a vital connection between generations, upholding the chain of Islamic scholarly tradition.
Anwar expressed gratitude for the scholarly contributions, emphasizing that the meeting is just a small step toward greater benefit. He stressed that true religious growth occurs when leaders are open to the insights of knowledgeable individuals, with knowledge serving as a guiding light for the Muslim community.
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