MELAKA, March 16 (Bernama) -- The Malaysia-Bosnia & Herzegovina Business Council (MBBC) aims to send 20,000 copies of the Quran for distribution to Muslims in Bosnia & Herzegovina.
Its president Tan Sri Mohamed Al Amin Abdul Majid said so far, MBBC has successfully obtained around 2,000 copies, funded by individuals, companies, and from donations.
“This programme is also part of the effort to support the 1 Million Quran Endowment Campaign currently being implemented by the government.
“We are confident that we can gather 20,000 copies of the Quran by mid-year,” he told reporters at the MBBC 2025 Iftar event, here today.
Also present were the Yang Dipertua Negeri of Melaka, Tun Mohd Ali Rustam and the Ambassador of Bosnia & Herzegovina to Malaysia, Edin Jahic.
Meanwhile, MBBC in a statement said the Iftar event was held to raise funds and increase awareness for the shipment of 20,000 Quran copies to Bosnia & Herzegovina.
“This meaningful initiative aims to provide the Quran to the Muslim community in Bosnia & Herzegovina, ensuring greater access and understanding of its teachings while fostering the growth of Islamic knowledge.
“It is also one of the efforts to strengthen the relationship between Malaysia and Bosnia & Herzegovina, serving as a platform to enhance access to Islamic knowledge for those in need,” the statement said.
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