The Borneo Post

Dakwah activist encouraged by special recognitio­n from Sarawak Islamic Council

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BINTULU: The Malaysian Chinese Muslim Associatio­n (Macma) Bintulu branch chairperso­n Norhayati Abdullah is commi ed to carrying out more ‘dakwah’ (religious preaching) activities in the future.

The activist said a special recognitio­n accorded to her by the Sarawak Islamic Council recently served as an encouragem­ent for her to continue spreading the good teachings in Islam to the local community. Norhayati was the recipient of the ‘ Special Dakwah Activist Award’, presented in connection with this year’s statelevel Maulidur Rasul celebratio­n in Kuching

The award also came with a cash contributi­on of RM5,000.

“(On) the winning prize, I wish to use it to help more less-fortunate people. I plan to buy one bed for Bintulu Hospital, and a television for the inmates in Bintulu Correction­al Centre,” she said.

On a separate subject, Norhayati expressed her hope for the national Budget 2021 to include more injections of financial assistance to support the B40 and M40 groups, as well as the frontliner­s.

“More special allowances should be given to the frontliner­s in recognitio­n of their sacrifices,” she added.

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