The SPG Prize has long been an award given annually for outstanding contribution to the Islamic community. The concept was first launched in 2021, and honor be on those who contribute to this philanthropic effort. To celebrate these efforts, an annual Islamic charity event is held to raise funds and awareness for these worthy causes. This year's SPG Prize will be the fourth one in the history of the organization, and the challenges posed by today's economic climate are immense. The organizers hope to continue the tradition of providing an Islamic gift that will reach the community in ways that have never before been possible.
One of the most important challenges facing Muslim communities around the world today is illiteracy. Between ages 15 and 24, a shocking 70% of the population is illiterate, and this rate is growing significantly. The traditional source of income for many low-income families is agriculture, but as local industries have closed and jobs have gone abroad, people have begun to turn to mosques and Islamic institutions for guidance on how to read and write in order to earn a living. mosques have adapted by providing various forms of tuition in order to help students pursue higher education or religious studies. Today, some of these courses are taught bySPG Prize winners who are being trained by world-class educators.
These professionals have been chosen because they demonstrate excellence in their fields. They have the ability to impart their knowledge to others who are eager to study Islam in an effective manner. The SPG prize recognizes those who excel in both Islamic studies and teaching, as well as the broader field of teaching education. Among the awards being given out at this year's gala, those winners who are also practicing physicians will receive the largest sum awarded. In addition to receiving the largest purse, the recipients are also being honored for their commitment to serve the local community as well as the wider global community.
Dr. Zafarul Islam, Director of Education and Research, Islamic Development Trust; Dr. Mohamed Azim, Secretary General, Padma Institute; Dr.iammanesh Chishan, Malaysian Association of Muslim Lawyers; Dr. Shahid Husain, Consultant, Pricewaterhouse Coopers Ltd; and Mr. Mohamed Elammed, President of consultancy firm Elama Consultancy Services are among the recipients being honored with the SGP Prize for Scholarship in Religion and Education. Among the academic qualifications being rewarded with the award, those recognized with the highest academic achievements are being awarded the gold tops. The Gold top is believed to be the most prestigious award ever given to an individual for his or her academic performance.
A number of organizations are being rewarded with the honor of the SGP Prize for Scholarship in Religion and Education. Among these is the Injelete Islam Malaysia (ISA), which is known as a prominent institution of learning for young people. It aims at providing a complete education system, besides developing leadership skills, social skills, as well as other special skills. It is believed that this particular establishment is the only one of its kind in the entire Asia-Pacific region. Other organizations also being honored with the award are the All believers Islam Malaysia (AIM), which is dedicated to spreading the teachings of Islam in Malaysia, the Ahmadiyya Masjid mosque in Putrajong, Penang, and others. The prize will further be presented to Malaysia's first Islamic University, set up by a professor from Pakistan.
The winner of the SGP prize for scholarship in religion and education will receive a stipend of M sack (approximate USD 590) and will be given the opportunity to continue their studies online. There are various modes of payment available to the winners, which will be discussed at length in later posts. It is important that all candidates applying for the same post join the Injelete Islam Malaysia Scholarship program, as the stipend and study fee is the same for all applicants. The organization has plans to launch more scholarships in the future.
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