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BML Islamic Volunteers Lead Mosque Restoration Ahead of Holy Month

Approximately 100 employees of Bank of Maldives Islamic (BML Islamic) gathered on the morning of 14 February 2025 to rejuvenate the boundary walls of five historic mosques in Malé City, in line with the City Council's preparations for Ramadan. The activity continues the bank staff's tradition of community service and follows its 'Bank Fund' initiative that invites NGO project proposals for financial support.

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    Approximately 100 BML Islamic employees gathered to rejuvenate the boundary walls of five historic mosques in Malé City. this morning only The Standard approximately 100 employees from Bank of Maldives Islamic banking (BML Islamic) gathered this morning to rejuvenate the boundary walls of five of Malé City’s most historic mosques. This initiative aligns with the City Council’s preparations for the upcoming Ramadan.

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  • approximately 100 BML Islamic employees taking part in the mosque wall rejuvenation The Standard approximately 100 employees from Bank of Maldives Islamic banking (BML Islamic) gathered this morning to rejuvenate the boundary walls of five of Malé City’s most historic mosques.

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