President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu announced plans to modernize the Maldives' Zakat system, including creating the Maldives Zakat House under the Ministry of Islamic Affairs, in an address at the opening session of the People's Majlis for 2025. The article also reports state spending on mosque maintenance and upcoming mosque construction projects.
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In 2024, MVR 7,868,953.00 from the state budget was allocated for mosque maintenance and repairs.
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This year, 35 mosque construction projects are slated to commence across various parts of the Maldives.
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He reaffirmed his dedication to maintaining the Maldives as a 100% Muslim nation, promoting Islamic virtues, and adhering to Shariah law.
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In a landmark address at the opening session of the People’s Majlis for 2025, President Dr. Mohamed Muizzu announced transformative plans to modernize the nation’s Zakat system, aiming to eliminate extreme poverty and enhance social justice across the Maldives.
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In November 2024, the Maldives hosted its inaugural International Zakat Conference (INZAC 2024), bringing together scholars and experts to develop guidelines for modernizing the Zakat system.
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