Bandung is hosting an intensive Sharia course for approximately 150 preachers, imams, and khateebs. The program is organized by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, through the Religious Attaché at the Saudi Embassy in Indonesia.
According to SPA, the course began yesterday and focuses on the approach of Ahl Al-Sunnah wa Al-Jamaah regarding creed and the necessity of adhering to the Sunnah and Quran. It examines how sound creed affects a Muslim’s righteous deeds and conduct.
The training emphasizes the role of khateebs, imams, and preachers in sharing Islamic knowledge using balance, moderation, compassion, and wisdom. This initiative is part of the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance outreach programs conducted outside Saudi Arabia to promote moderation and disseminate sound Islamic knowledge.
Who is participating in the Sharia course in Bandung? Approximately 150 attendees are participating in the intensive Sharia course. These participants include khateebs, imams, and preachers who are being trained through a program organized by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance, represented by the Religious Attaché at the Saudi Embassy in Indonesia.
What topics are covered during the intensive Sharia course? The course covers the importance of adhering to the Sunnah and Quran, as well as the approach of Ahl Al-Sunnah wa Al-Jamaah in creed matters. Additionally, it addresses the impact of sound creed on righteous deeds and the conduct of a Muslim.
What is the goal of the Ministry’s outreach programs in this context? The outreach programs implemented by the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, Dawah and Guidance outside Saudi Arabia aim to train imams, khateebs, and preachers. These programs seek to promote values of balance and moderation while disseminating sound Islamic knowledge to serve Muslims and Islam.