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More than 300 young worshippers attended Masjid Usamah bin Zaid in Kuala Lumpur for pre-dawn Qiyamullail prayers followed by a 2026 World Cup match screening, demonstrating how religious institutions can blend spiritual practice with youth interests.
Parliament Speaker Tan Sri Johari Abdul has urged Members of Parliament to set a positive example through dignified proceedings and integrity-driven debate, as the Malaysian Youth Parliament prepares to convene in September with over 300,000 young Malaysians eligible to participate.
Malaysia's religious affairs ministry has committed to intensifying youth engagement programmes to counter extremism and misinformation, responding to Sultan Nazrin Shah's call for religious leaders to address digital-era threats.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is introducing a Cadet Corps programme in schools to cultivate integrity and ethical values among students, marking a significant expansion of its youth outreach initiatives.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is partnering with the 5th Youth Film Festival at Universiti Sains Malaysia to reach younger audiences with anti-corruption messaging through film, reflecting a strategic shift toward cultural engagement.