Islamic Course Closing Ceremony
A one-month Islamic course, held in association with International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), came to an end when all 16 participants from 7 countries gathered at a simple Closing Ceremony to mark the event on 13 April 2012 (Friday), at IIUM’s Sultan Ahmad Shah Mosque.
It is a norm for RISEAP to hold a closing ceremony to mark the end of each course and to award the certificate of participation to all participants. The Closing Ceremony began with the recitation of Qur’an by Br Rael G Felix from the Philippines and then continued with a commentary by a representative from Sri Lanka, Br Chandana Jagath Karunaratne Dadallage. Prior to the presentation of certificate to More >
RISEAP Islamic Course Held at IIUM
A latest series of RISEAP Islamic course started at International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM) from 19 March 2012 to 15 April 2012, with a total of 16 participants from eight RISEAP member countries namely Cambodia, Malaysia, Japan, Philippines, Myanmar, Sri Lanka, Taiwan and Thailand attended this one-month course.
RISEAP has been conducting several Islamic courses since 1999 with the aim to provide and inculcate Islamic understandings and its fundamental knowledge to members of Muslim minority from RISEAP member countries in Southeast Asian and the Pacific region.
The course is to educate minority Muslims both male and female to understand some basic teachings of Islam. Some of More >
Muslimah From Hong Kong
Sis Chiang Ka Yan Christy
Sister Chiang Ka Yan Christy or Hanan Chiang, 21, is a Hong Kong Chinese Muslimah. Currently, studying English and Arabic in University of Hong Kong. She took ‘Syahadah’ in October 2010. She grew up in an atheist family and was proud of it. The seven years she spent at a Christian high school only increased her loath of organized religion. The teachers couldn’t answer her questions about the inconsistencies of the Christian faith and only kept telling her that Jesus (peace be upon him) loves her. She thought religion was a ridiculous invention and she swore she would have nothing to do with it. She was a ‘kafir’ in every sense of the word. Still, Allah (s.w.t) More >
RISEAP, IIUM Mosque to Promote Da’wah Activity
RISEAP and Sultan Hj Ahmad Shah Mosque officials held a meeting to discuss future cooperation and enhance ties between the two Islamic bodies particularly in areas of education and da’wah activities, on 16 February 2012, at Office of the Sultan Hj Ahmad Shah Mosque, International Islamic University of Malaysia (IIUM).
The meeting which was chaired by Dr Habeeb Rahman Ibramsa, Director of IIUM mosque, discussed several issues pertaining da’wah activities and Muslim minority in Southeast Asia and the Pacific Region of which RISEAP has a total of 54 member organizations in 22 countries in the region. Dr Habeeb was also briefed about the roles and activities of RISEAP in providing Islamic More >
RISEAP Sec Gen Meets Malaysian Ambassador in Bangkok
RISEAP’s Secretary General, Hj Mohamad Marzuki Mohamad Omar, made a courtesy call to the Malaysian ambassador to Thailand, HE Dato’NazirahHussain, at Malaysian embassy on South Sathorn Road, Bangkok, Thailand.
MARCH 1 2012 – RISEAP’s Secretary General, Hj Mohamad Marzuki Mohamad Omar, made a courtesy call to the Malaysian ambassador of Thailand, HE Dato’NazirahHussain, at Malaysian embassy on South Sathorn Road, Bangkok, Thailand.
During the brief visit, Hj Mohd Marzuki, registered RISEAP’s heartiest congratulations to HE Dato’ Nazirah for her new appointment as Malaysian ambassador to Thailand after she had a few years stint in Colombo, Sri Lanka. RISEAP’s EXCO has the privilege to convene More >



















































