El Madkhal Sdn Bhd launched the Madkhal app to boost Islamic knowledge and awareness among the Malaysian Muslim community. The app, developed since August last year, aims to strengthen the appreciation for local scholars and Islamic scholars in Nusantara. Madkhal provides access and guidance on Islamic religious knowledge to the entire Muslim population. The app's content, including videos, is developed by Islamic scholars, scientists, and local scholars. It features videos on Islamic religious knowledge, presented by qualified Islamic scholars and monitored by a panel of renowned advisors in the country.
KUALA LUMPUR: El Madkhal Sdn Bhd telah melancarkan aplikasi Madkhal untuk meningkatkan kesedaran dan pengetahuan masyarakat Islam mengenai khazanah ilmu dan tradisi Islam.
“Madkhal adalah aplikasi digital yang menyediakan video-video berkaitan ilmu agama Islam yang disusun secara teratur. Ia disampaikan oleh ilmuwan Islam berkelayakan dan dipantau oleh panel penasihat ternama di negara ini, termasuk Sahibus Samahah Datuk Setia Prof Madya Dr Anhar Opir, Mufti Negeri Selangor, serta Datuk Dr Mohamad Sabri Haron, Mufti Negeri Terengganu,” ujarnya.
“Kami juga berusaha untuk menyediakan terjemahan dalam bahasa Inggeris, Arab, dan bahasa-bahasa lain agar aplikasi ini dapat berkembang. Sasaran umur dari 15 tahun ke atas,” tambahnya.
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