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Ex-RISEAP Student Conducts Da’wah Work in Vietnam

Br Ap Dol Romal @ Hj Abdul Rahman Ibrahim, 34, is an in , since he returned to his country after attending a 2-month in Malaysia in 2003. He is from Kampong Jamiul Aman, An Giang Province and is a religious teacher at Masjid Jamiul Anwar in Ho Chi Minh City. There are about 200 students aged between 15-23 years old studying at the masjid. They are from 20 different villages in the area. Br Abdul Rahman and five other friends conduct the classes which include Qur’an reading and tafsir, Arabic language and Tauhid.

Br Abdul Rahman, among others, is instrumental in promoting Islamic education for local More >

Officials from Japan Muslim Association Visited RISEAP

KUALA LUMPUR (08 May 2009)

Professor Tayeb Hideomi Muto and Dr T. Endo of Japan Muslim Association (JMA) visited RISEAP Secretariat today.  They were welcomed by  , RISEAP Hon. .

During the visit, the JMA representives conveyed   their condolences  to YAB RISEAP over the demise of  YAB  ’s beloved wife, Allahyarhamah Datuk Amar Puan Sri Dr Hjh Laila .

During the brief visit, JMA  had invited RISEAP to send a representative to their coming Islamic Camp, which would take place  from 23 May 2009 till 24 May 2009 at Kanonzaki Campsite in Tokyo.  YBhg expressed his thanks and gratitude on the More >

Mourning For A Great Leader

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Seoul Symposium 28th – 30th April 2009

KUALA LUMPUR :  Department of the Muslim Communities and Minorities, the General Secretariat of the Organization of Islamic Conference (OIC) in co-ordination with the Regional Islamic Da’wah Council of Southeast and the Pacific (RISEAP) conducted a Workshop on the Implementation Mechanism for the Recommendations of the Seoul Symposium at Melia Hotel, Kuala Lumpur from 28 April 2009 till 30 April 2009.

This Workshop is the follow-up meeting to formulate the right means and ways to implement the recommendations adopted at the Seoul Symposium which was held at Seoul, Korea last July 2008.

Among those attended the workshop are the Muslim leaders from , , More >

Visit To Ho Chi Minh City

HO CHI MINH CITY : ’s officers led by the , Hj. Mohd. Omar visited Ho Chi Minh City on 16th and 17th April 2009.  The objective of the official trip was to establish rapport with Islamic Non Government Organizations in the city and in the country.

On the first day, the officers made a courtesy call to Consulate General of Malaysia, HCM city.    En. Marzuki briefed RISEAP’s history and objectives to . Sdr. Khairi Omar, the Consul General.

PC VIETNAM LIMITED, Ho Chi  Minh City, hosted a dinner in the evening.  Ybhg. Abdul Manan Saadon, Manager, Corporate & General Affairs, together with his staff have been active in doing welfare services within the More >

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Brunei visit 2009

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN :  On 19th March 2009, the secretariat  from made an official trip to Bandar Seri Begawan led by the , Hj. Mohd. Mohd. Omar.

On the second day of arrival, the delegates had an audience with YB Pehin SIRAJA Khatib Dato Paduka Seri Setia Ustaz Hj. bin Hj. Ibrahim – Ketua Hakim Mahkamah Syarie who welomed RISEAP effort  to conduct  joint dakwah programs with ’s NGOs  as and when the needs arise.

The delegates also met up with NGOs (non-government organizations), PERTIWI and MBB (Majlis Belia Brunei) within the communities of Brunei Darussalam. The  of RISEAP Mohd. Omar and two More >

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Ladies Dakwah Camp, Papua New Guinea

PORT MERSEBY : Alhamdulillah, in January 2009, the Ladies Camp held in Papua New Guinea has concluded it’s sessions. It was going well with the number of participant growing daily. They had the camp held outside of port Moresby where the future of Muslim settlement is under development.

Practical sessions were held focusing on Janaza management, Muslim burials, Islamic way of slaughtering (Halal) animal, Islamic cooking, cleanliness, dealing with ‘Najees’ and ‘Tayammam’ etc. All the ex- graduate took part actively  and assisted  Sist Sharifa Noor and Sist Mariam Alias during  program.

From Br. Mohamed of Inc More >

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