Saudi Arabia intensifies Islamic education drive in Philippines

Fahd Al-Fuhaid, the Religious Attache at the Saudi Embassy in Manila, conducted the seminar. (SPA)
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  • The session sparked lively discussions and inquiries from attendees eager to deepen their understanding of Islamic teachings

MANILA: In a move to strengthen Islamic education abroad, Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Islamic Affairs has launched its second scientific course for qualifying imams and preachers in the Philippines.

The program, running on its second day, has drawn more than 160 participants from across the archipelago.

It is conducted by the Religious Attache at the Saudi Embassy in Manila and features prominent scholars such as Fahd Al-Fuhaid.

On the second day, Dr. Al-Fuhaid delivered an extensive lecture on monotheism, highlighting crucial doctrinal issues for preachers and speakers.

The session sparked lively discussions and inquiries from attendees eager to deepen their understanding of Islamic teachings.

The second scientific course for qualifying preachers and imams is receiving wide interest and participation from across the Philippines.