Malaysia Quran Hour 2025 On Aug 30 To Feature Three Selected Surahs
Yayasan Warisan Ummah Ikhlas (WUIF) chief executive officer Marhaini Yusoff said the programme, which begins at noon, will adopt the theme 'Merdeka Dengan Rasa' ('Independence with Empathy'), focusing on three selected surahs, namely Al-Saff, Al-Balad, and Ali Imran.
She said these three surahs provide a framework of values and actions based on the concept of 'Ahassa', which is deep empathy that drives action with discipline, awareness, and commitment to building a strong, guided ummah centred on Allah as the core of its struggle.
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