“To guide Muslims, the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM) has taken the initiative to develop these guidelines.
: Any policy related to the proposed implementation of guidelines for events involving Muslims at non-Muslim houses of worship must take into account national unity and get the Cabinet’s approval first.
“To guide Muslims, the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia has taken the initiative to develop these guidelines. In this regard, all matters related to interfaith harmony will be further discussed in Interfaith Harmony Committee meetings, which will be co-chaired by the two ministers.
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