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Malaysia's Yayasan Dakwah Islamiah Malaysia has thrown its support behind a government initiative to establish accreditation standards for religious educators operating on digital platforms, citing concerns over unqualified preachers.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim held a farewell meeting with Gambian Islamic scholar Sheikh Muhammad Haydara Al-Jilani on June 26, concluding the cleric's month-long tour of Malaysia featuring religious knowledge-sharing and spiritual gatherings.
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More than 300 worshippers, predominantly young adults, participated in Qiyamullail prayers and watched a 2026 World Cup match at a Kuala Lumpur mosque, demonstrating integration of spiritual practice with youth interests.