Introduction

National development that benefited the people requires quality leadership from every stratum of the community, right from the top leadership down to the grass root level. In order to produce this quality leadership, continuous discussion and sense of awareness must prevail among the leaders, as it is important that sharing their vast experiences could benefit everyone.

This program was launched in mid 1996 to handle the politico-religious problem that cropped up within the community. This was because, of late, there emerged extremist activities and deviant teaching of akidah spreading among the Muslim ummah.

This program was drawn for the target group comprising the community leaders, educators, religious assignees and activists for arts/culture. The objective was to build a network of leadership within every sections of the community that were aware and committed to unyieldingly participate in the racial struggle to uphold the religion, honor their racial integrity and to develop the nation into an Islamic state.

Program Objectives:

• To establish a network of social activists who understand the racial struggle philosophy.
• To build a mechanism that could be mobilized at any time to
confront occurring changes.
• To liaise with agencies operating at grass root level.
• To consolidate unity and good behavior values based on Islamic
tenets.
• To understand the ‘fardhu ain’ and ‘kifiyah’ requirement in the
development of an Islamic nation.