Learn eco-Islamic lessons at this school

By Hisham Zulkifli

Students at the Idrissi School at Setia Alam learn firsthand how to take care of goats and other farm animals. Photos: Idrissi School

What do you get when you plant a seed of spirituality in academic soil, and then add water?

At the “eco-Islamic” Idrissi International School, you get a Muslim who lives on Earth, aware that it all belongs to the Creator, so he’d better take care of it.

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Learn eco-Islamic lessons at this school

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