LAWAS, 16 March 2026 – The Islamic Religious Department, through the Our Brothers Development Division in collaboration with the Lawas District Islamic Religious Office, organised the Aidilfitri Contribution of Our Brothers programme for the year 1447H/2026M. The event was held at the Seri Malaysia Hotel in Lawas.
The programme was attended by Ustaz Mohammad Ikram bin Jamil, Lawas District Islamic Religious Officer, along with representatives from the Lawas Our Brothers Secretariat (USK).
The initiative focused on distributing contributions to selected recipients, aiming to ease household expenses as families prepare for the upcoming Syawal celebrations.
Organisers explained that the programme reflects the values of compassion and solidarity, which are central to the spirit of Ramadan and Aidilfitri.
By providing assistance, the initiative not only offers material support but also strengthens community ties and reinforces the importance of caring for one another.
The Our Brothers Development Division has consistently worked with district offices across Sarawak to ensure that festive contributions reach those in need.
Leaders at the event highlighted that such programmes are vital in promoting inclusivity and ensuring that celebrations are shared by all members of society, regardless of financial circumstances.
Recipients expressed gratitude for the aid, noting that it helps relieve financial pressures while allowing them to embrace the festive season with greater comfort.
Organisers emphasised that the act of giving benefits both the giver and the receiver, creating a cycle of goodwill that strengthens social harmony.
The Lawas programme is part of a wider effort across Sarawak to integrate faith with social responsibility. By combining religious values with practical support, these initiatives ensure that celebrations remain meaningful, rooted in empathy and unity.
As Syawal approaches, the Aidilfitri Contribution Programme in Lawas stands as a reminder of the importance of collective care, ensuring that the joy of the festive season is shared widely within the community.
