Ministry of Islamic Affairs Launches 'Teach Me Islam' via 'Sahl' App
Ministry of Islamic Affairs launches educational service via Sahl
Translated by Qiyas from الجريدة — Original source
The Ministry of Islamic Affairs has launched the “Teach Me Islam” service through the unified government electronic services application (Sahel), aiming to introduce expatriate communities to Islam and teach its principles. This initiative seeks to facilitate access to da’wah and educational services, providing those interested in learning about Islam with modern, user-friendly digital tools.
Dr. Muhammad Al-Wasmi, Minister of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs, told KUNA that the launch of this service reflects the ministry’s commitment to leveraging modern technologies to serve the noble mission of Islam and to develop da’wah and educational methods, thereby enabling the delivery of religious knowledge in an accessible and effective manner to diverse segments of society.
Al-Wasmi added that the ministry is keen on developing initiatives aimed at raising awareness of Islamic teachings, highlighting their values of mercy, tolerance, and moderation, and reinforcing the methodology of centrism. He emphasized the importance of utilizing government platforms to expand the reach of da’wah services to a broader audience.
He clarified that the ministry is working to adopt innovative solutions that support its da’wah mission, contribute to the wider dissemination of Islamic teachings and humanistic values, enhance the presence of the Islamic message, and keep pace with contemporary demands.
He noted that this initiative is part of the ministry’s efforts to develop da’wah tools and broaden the scope of its services, thereby reaching various expatriate communities and individuals interested in learning about Islamic teachings, and strengthening communication with them through methods that align with technological advancements.
