The Majlis Berbuka Puasa & Kembara Ramadhan MUKMIN Contribution Ceremony Kuala Lumpur was successfully held with the presence of YB Khairy Jamaluddin.

The programme featured a Fireside Chat session that brought together more than 100 community leaders on a constructive dialogue platform to discuss current issues, strengthen networks and explore collaborative approaches towards more structured and sustainable community development.

In addition, food basket contributions were distributed to single mothers, while duit raya contributions were presented to tahfiz students as a gesture of care and support.

Overall, the programme reflected a balance between strategic discourse and community welfare efforts in strengthening social well-being, unity and collective progress.

The Ramadhan Assistance Programme for Religious Scholars & Ustaz was carried out to support religious scholars and ustaz across Selangor and Kuala Lumpur through food basket contributions and financial assistance.

As part of the initiative, 175 ustaz were also registered to receive complimentary medical protection cards in appreciation of their service and contributions to the community.

The Majlis Berbuka Puasa & Kembara Ramadhan MUKMIN Contribution Ceremony was successfully held with the presence of YB Tuan Steven Sim Chee Keong.

During the programme, a total of RM230,000 in contributions was channeled to NGOs, mosques and madrasahs, alongside the distribution of 50 food baskets and Ramadan aid for orphans and tahfiz students.

The event hosted approximately 400 guests, further fostering the spirit of togetherness, compassion and community solidarity during the month of Ramadan.

The Kembara Ramadan MUKMIN programme successfully distributed 5,000 food baskets to communities in need across the country. Contributions were channeled through mosques, madrasahs, suraus and NGOs nationwide.

This initiative reflects MUKMIN’s continued commitment to easing the burden of vulnerable communities while fostering compassion, unity and solidarity throughout the month of Ramadan.

As part of its commitment to shaping policy and driving collective action, FIKRAH introduced the Kuala Lumpur Declaration — a strategic document outlining shared aspirations, priorities and commitments towards sustainable community development.

The declaration serves as:

• A framework for cross-sector coordination
• A policy reference for programmes and strategic collaborations
• A call to action for long-term impact and sustainable progress

It further strengthens MUKMIN’s role in translating dialogue into meaningful action that contributes to national and community development.

SIRAT Global Forum 2026 marked a significant milestone as a premier international forum bringing together business leaders, professionals, innovators and Tamil Muslim youths from more than 20 countries, with approximately 500 participants gathered on a global platform.

Held over three days, the forum aimed to strengthen cross-border collaboration, unlock global economic opportunities and drive inclusive and sustainable growth. Guided by the SIRAT vision — Strengthening Indian Muslim Roots & Aspiration Together — the forum focused on strategic areas including global collaboration, entrepreneurship and innovation, Islamic finance, education and talent development, as well as social impact.

The forum further strengthened international networks while advancing community aspirations towards a more competitive, inclusive and sustainable future within the global ecosystem.

Five universities — UNITAR, MAHSA, BAC Group, UOC, and Binary College — have collectively pledged higher education scholarships as part of a shared commitment to expanding access to quality education and strengthening future talent development.

This initiative not only opens greater pathways for students to pursue their educational aspirations, but also helps alleviate financial barriers that often limit access to higher learning. To date, RM5 million in scholarships has been committed, representing a significant investment in human capital development and the future of the next generation.

In parallel, ongoing efforts are being undertaken to further expand scholarship opportunities through strategic collaborations and institutional partnerships leading into 2026.

The FIKRAH Global Roundtable, held in conjunction with the SIRAT Global Forum, brought together more than 50 international industry leaders in a high-impact strategic discussion session.

The roundtable focused on collective impact initiatives, emphasising cross-border collaboration, strategic investments and sustainable community empowerment. Discussions also explored potential partnerships and joint initiatives, further strengthening FIKRAH’s role as a strategic connector in advancing inclusive and globally competitive community development.

The official launch of FIKRAH was officiated by YB Tuan Steven Sim Chee Keong. Spearheaded by MUKMIN’s women leadership, FIKRAH is a strategic think tank that convenes cross-sector experts, leaders, and practitioners to drive impactful ideas, research, innovation, and collaborative solutions.

Representing the Foundation for Innovation, Knowledge and Research in Advancing Humanity, FIKRAH serves as a strategic platform for shaping discourse, developing policy frameworks, and advancing community development towards meaningful and sustainable societal progress.

The SIRAT Youth Summit & Youth Icon Awards brought together more than 1,000 youths, making it one of the largest Indian Muslim youth gatherings in Malaysia.

Featuring inspirational talks, panel discussions, fireside chats and pitching sessions, the programme provided a platform for youths to showcase ideas, build networks and explore future opportunities. The event also celebrated outstanding young individuals through the Youth Icon Awards, strengthening the spirit of youth leadership and empowerment.

In recognition of its scale and impact, the programme was also recorded in the Malaysian Book of Records for the largest participation in an Indian Muslim youth gathering.

The SIRAT Leaders Forum brought together NGO leaders, religious institutions, policymakers and professionals from across the country on a strategic platform aimed at strengthening collaboration and shaping a more structured, inclusive and sustainable community development agenda.

Throughout the three-day programme, six panel sessions were held featuring experts in education, youth and politics, women empowerment, economics, religion and social development. These sessions focused on addressing current challenges and developing strategic solutions for the progress of the Indian Muslim community.

The programme also gathered approximately 250 delegates and panelists, further strengthening collaborative networks and fostering a stronger spirit of unity among participants.

The MUKMIN Hari Raya Aidilfitri Open House 2025 brought together representatives from NGOs, mosque, madrasah, surau and tahfiz institutions from across the country in a spirit of unity and togetherness. The event was attended by approximately 2,000 guests, including more than 200 religious scholars. As a gesture of appreciation and concern for their well-being, medical protection cards were also presented to the scholars during the event.