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State, Federal Govts Join Forces To Enhance Infrastructure At Pahang Tahfiz Schools
State, Federal Govts Join Forces To Enhance Infrastructure At Pahang Tahfiz Schools

Barnama

time16 hours ago

  • Politics
  • Barnama

State, Federal Govts Join Forces To Enhance Infrastructure At Pahang Tahfiz Schools

KUANTAN, Aug 14 (Bernama) -- Efforts to enhance infrastructure at private tahfiz schools in Pahang were being carried out through cooperation between the state and federal governments, the Pahang State Legislative Assembly was told today. State Islamic Religious Affairs, Rural Development and Orang Asli Affairs Committee chairman Datuk Seri Syed Ibrahim Syed Ahmad said the federal government had allocated RM3.5 million last year to 31 private tahfiz schools to enhance their learning facilities. 'The state government, through the Makmur Pahang initiative, has provided RM2,000 to each of these private tahfiz schools. This support has been extended for the past three years until this year,' he said.

Pahang tahfiz schools receive RM3.5m boost for infrastructure upgrades
Pahang tahfiz schools receive RM3.5m boost for infrastructure upgrades

The Sun

time5 days ago

  • Politics
  • The Sun

Pahang tahfiz schools receive RM3.5m boost for infrastructure upgrades

KUANTAN: The Pahang State Legislative Assembly heard today about joint efforts between state and federal authorities to upgrade infrastructure at private tahfiz schools. Datuk Seri Syed Ibrahim Syed Ahmad revealed the federal government disbursed RM3.5 million last year to 31 institutions for facility improvements. The state government complemented this through its Makmur Pahang initiative by granting RM2,000 annually to each school since 2022. Syed Ibrahim addressed queries from Lantikan Assemblyman Haris Salleh Hamzah about registered tahfiz institutions and their development plans. Official records show 136 private tahfiz schools currently operate with valid registration across Pahang. Another 56 institutions await approval from the Pahang Islamic Religious and Malay Customs Council for operational clearance. The state also oversees 37 government-run tahfiz kindergartens employing 157 educators for 1,180 pupils statewide. Annual operational funding for these institutions totals RM7.4 million from state coffers. Financial aid includes RM250 per student for B40 families, amounting to RM2.52 million in targeted assistance. - Bernama

2,000 tahfiz students participated in Palestine programme
2,000 tahfiz students participated in Palestine programme

The Sun

time20-06-2025

  • Politics
  • The Sun

2,000 tahfiz students participated in Palestine programme

TEMERLOH: A total of 2,000 students from 179 tahfiz institutions across Pahang participated in the Pahang Huffaz Gathering 3.0 Palestine Solidarity Programme, held in conjunction with the presentation of the Pahang Prosperous Initiative (IMP) 2025 to the Religious Cluster. Pahang State Islamic Religious Affairs, Rural Development and Orang Asli Affairs Committee chairman Datuk Seri Syed Ibrahim Syed Ahmad said through the programme, the state government channelled RM2,000 in aid to each of the 179 institutions, in addition to RM100 for each participating student. 'For students who could not attend today, God willing, the state government will follow up either by organising a special event or inviting them to the department,' he told Bernama at the Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah Al-Mustain Billah Mosque here today. Syed Ibrahim said the programme not only served as a platform for channelling aid to tahfiz students but also showcased the spirit of solidarity of the state's people with the Palestinian cause. 'We are grateful that all tahfiz institutions in Pahang provided excellent cooperation. This programme also became a medium for us to convey our unwavering support for them (the Palestinians) through prayers and supplications throughout the event,' he said.

2,000 Pahang tahfiz students join solidarity with Palestine programme
2,000 Pahang tahfiz students join solidarity with Palestine programme

The Sun

time20-06-2025

  • Politics
  • The Sun

2,000 Pahang tahfiz students join solidarity with Palestine programme

TEMERLOH: A total of 2,000 students from 179 tahfiz institutions across Pahang participated in the Pahang Huffaz Gathering 3.0 Palestine Solidarity Programme, held in conjunction with the presentation of the Pahang Prosperous Initiative (IMP) 2025 to the Religious Cluster. Pahang State Islamic Religious Affairs, Rural Development and Orang Asli Affairs Committee chairman Datuk Seri Syed Ibrahim Syed Ahmad said through the programme, the state government channelled RM2,000 in aid to each of the 179 institutions, in addition to RM100 for each participating student. 'For students who could not attend today, God willing, the state government will follow up either by organising a special event or inviting them to the department,' he told Bernama at the Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah Al-Mustain Billah Mosque here today. Syed Ibrahim said the programme not only served as a platform for channelling aid to tahfiz students but also showcased the spirit of solidarity of the state's people with the Palestinian cause. 'We are grateful that all tahfiz institutions in Pahang provided excellent cooperation. This programme also became a medium for us to convey our unwavering support for them (the Palestinians) through prayers and supplications throughout the event,' he said.

2,000 Pahang Tahfiz Students Join Solidarity With Palestine Programme
2,000 Pahang Tahfiz Students Join Solidarity With Palestine Programme

Barnama

time19-06-2025

  • Politics
  • Barnama

2,000 Pahang Tahfiz Students Join Solidarity With Palestine Programme

TEMERLOH, June 19 (Bernama) – A total of 2,000 students from 179 tahfiz institutions across Pahang participated in the Pahang Huffaz Gathering 3.0 Palestine Solidarity Programme, held in conjunction with the presentation of the Pahang Prosperous Initiative (IMP) 2025 to the Religious Cluster. Pahang State Islamic Religious Affairs, Rural Development and Orang Asli Affairs Committee chairman Datuk Seri Syed Ibrahim Syed Ahmad said through the programme, the state government channelled RM2,000 in aid to each of the 179 institutions, in addition to RM100 for each participating student. 'For students who could not attend today, God willing, the state government will follow up either by organising a special event or inviting them to the department,' he told Bernama at the Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah Al-Mustain Billah Mosque here today.

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