PUTRAJAYA: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim wants every ministry and government agency to organise religious knowledge programmes at their respective workplace to enliven the spirit of Ramadan.
Speaking at the Ihya’ Ramadan programme at the Putra Mosque here today , Anwar said he had also instructed all secretaries-general and heads of departments to organise religious knowledge programmes such as a tazkirah session before zohor prayer.
"My proposal to all the government machinery is to give more meaning to Ramadan through efforts to enliven the spirit of Ramadan such as by organising religious knowledge programmes,” said the Prime Minister who is scheduled to attend such a programme at the Finance Ministry tomorrow . "However, let’s not be any deviation as the spirit of Ramadan is not to insult or to spread party sentiments, but to enliven the Ramadan spirit of unity,” he said.
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