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The Perak Exco Member Who Visits Villages to Teach Quran Recitation in Mosques

18 Mar 2017 · 2 min read · 18 ·By Freddie Aziz Jasbindar
Do you know the Perak State Government Exco member serving as the Chairman of the Islamic Religious, Islamic Education, and Personality Development Committee? If you don't, keep reading as we at orangperak.com will briefly introduce him to you. This introduction is important so you know who holds office in Perak. We are referring to YB. Dato’ Drs. Mohd. Nizar bin Zakaria.

Do you know the Perak State Government Exco member serving as the Chairman of the Islamic Religious, Islamic Education, and Personality Development Committee? If you don't, keep reading as we at orangperak.com will briefly introduce him to you. This introduction is important so you know who holds office in Perak. We are referring to YB. Dato’ Drs. Mohd. Nizar bin Zakaria.

YB. Dato’ Drs. Mohd. Nizar bin Zakaria

YB. Dato’ Drs. Mohd. Nizar bin Zakaria was born on January 3, 1969, and hails from Kampung Pasir Gajah in Parit, Perak. For your information, YB. Dato’ Drs. Mohd. Nizar bin Zakaria is also the former principal of Sekolah Menengah Agama Maahad Al Aziz, which is located next to the mosque in the town of Parit, Perak. He served as the principal of Sekolah Menengah Agama Maahad Al Aziz for 11 years.

Israel

In June 2010, he was one of the passengers on the MV Rachel Corrie, which was seized by the Israel Defense Forces while attempting to deliver food supplies and aid to Gaza. The MV Rachel Corrie was a ship owned and operated by the Free Gaza Movement for the Palestinian people. Initially, it was known as the MV Linda. The MV Rachel Corrie was named after an American activist, Rachel Corrie, who was killed in Palestine in 2003 during a brutal attack by Zionist forces using a bulldozer while she was trying to defend the homes of Palestinians that were about to be demolished by the Israeli military.

YB. Dato’ Drs. Mohd. Nizar bin Zakaria
YB. Dato’ Drs. Mohd. Nizar bin Zakaria

It is very easy to meet and discuss matters with this Perak State Chairman of the Islamic Religious, Islamic Education, and Personality Development Committee. He frequently visits mosques scheduled for his Quran recitation classes and religious lectures with the villagers as often as possible. Based on our observations at orangperak.com, the villagers are pleased with this Exco member's presence as he visits villages and mosques during the night, between the Maghrib and Isya prayers.

YB. Dato’ Drs. Mohd. Nizar bin Zakaria

Did you know about this Perak Exco member visiting village mosques to teach Quran recitation? Many are unaware of this because, naturally, only those who frequently visit the mosque would know. Therefore, we at orangperak.com urge our Muslim readers to be diligent in visiting the mosque, not only to perform congregational prayers but also to participate in the activities provided for free.

YB. Dato’ Drs. Mohd. Nizar bin Zakaria

Honestly, you will not find a religious Exco member like him in any other state administration, and all his hard work in this regard deserves support and praise. It is hoped that YB. Dato’ Drs. Mohd. Nizar bin Zakaria will never tire and will always remain sincere in continuing these ongoing programs, and will expand them to other areas so that those further away can also have the opportunity to learn Quran recitation and listen to religious lectures with this beloved Perak State Chairman of the Islamic Religious, Islamic Education, and Personality Development Committee.

Freddie Aziz Jasbindar
Freddie Aziz Jasbindar
Anak jati Parit, Perak berlatarbelakangkan pembangunan sistem web yang kini mendedikasikan kepakaran untuk memelihara warisan negeri. Sebagai pengasas laman web 'Orang Perak', misi utama saya adalah untuk mengkaji, merekod, dan mendokumentasikan kekayaan sejarah tempatan Perak demi rujukan generasi masa hadapan.
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