The Malaysian Islamic Development Department (Jakim), with about 250 volunteers from various non-governmental associations, will kick-off its 'Mind a Valentine's Day Trap' campaign around Kuala Lumpur upon Saturday.
Its director-general Othman Mustapha pronounced a programme would be conducted around Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC), Bukit Bintang and Masjid India and was aimed during exposing a volunteers to be people-oriented in combating social ills.
This would build their confidence, courage, capability to action and, within a framework of volunteerism, to combat social problems while building their communication and communication skills with a aim group, he pronounced in a matter in Putrajaya today.
He pronounced a eventuality would be launched during a As-Syakirin Mosque, Kuala Lumpur City Centre (KLCC) during 11am, upon Saturday.
The Fatwa Committee of a National Council for Islamic Religious Affairs in 2005 had intended that celebrating Valentine's Day was banned in Islam as it could lead to moral decadence.
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