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Anwar approves RM2.8m to repair Islamic education institutions in Kedah

KUALA LUMPUR, Sept 26 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has approved an additional allocation of RM2.8 mil...

Anwar approves RM2.8m to repair Islamic education institutions in Kedah

Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has allocated an additional RM2.8 million for the repair of basic infrastructure at 14 Islamic education institutions across Kedah, according to a statement on his Facebook page. The finance minister emphasized that this move aims to provide students with a more comfortable and secure learning environment.

The government remains committed to preserving the prestige of Islam by enhancing Islamic education institutions and promoting the study and understanding of hadith within society. In addition to the infrastructure repairs, the prime minister announced a RM250,000 allocation for the implementation of hadith-related programs, which will also be managed by the Prime Minister's Department's Kedah Implementation Coordination Unit.

Anwar expressed hope that these initiatives would benefit students and reinforce a culture of knowledge in society.

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