Govt steps up efforts to foster Muslim, non-Muslim harmony
KUALA LUMPUR: The Ministry in the Prime Minister’s Department (Religious Affairs) is exploring initiatives and programmes to promote inclusivity, mutual understanding and togetherness between Muslims and non-Muslims to strengthen Malaysia’s social harmony.
The Ministry of Religion Affairs in Malaysia is taking steps to enhance inclusivity and mutual understanding between Muslims and non-Muslims, aiming to bolster the nation's social harmony. Prime Minister's Department (Religious Affairs) minister Dr Zulkifli Hasan emphasized the importance of promoting Islam as a universal mercy, which centers on inclusivity, respect, and peaceful coexistence.
He stressed that fostering peaceful coexistence is vital for Malaysia's unity, as the nation's diverse religious and social landscape requires a united front to thrive. During a session with senior editors, journalists, politicians, and policymakers, Dr Zulkifli highlighted that the ministry would continue promoting initiatives and programs designed to enhance understanding and unity.
These efforts include Kita Kawan, Sebarkan Salam, Marilah Membantu, and Jom Solat, which seek to build stronger societal connections and contribute to a more harmonious Malaysia. Dr Zulkifli reiterated the ministry's commitment to educating both Muslims and the broader public on religious understanding and preventive measures to avoid the misuse of religious sentiments.
The goal is to cultivate a more harmonious society through these campaigns and initiatives, ultimately leading to better understanding and unity.
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