Over 2,400 former GISB members join MAIS rehab programme


SHAH ALAM: A total of 2,474 former members of GISB Holdings Sdn Bhd (GISB) have participated in a rehabilitation programme organised by the Selangor Islamic Religious Council (MAIS).

In a statement on Sunday (May 4), MAIS said the participants comprised 1,064 adults and 1,410 children.

The programme began on Feb 15 and will continue until August 2025.

MAIS's ongoing rehabilitation efforts were focused on restoring the faith of former GISB members, in cooperation with the Selangor Islamic Religious Department (JAIS).

"The programme consists of a rehabilitation phase followed by a strengthening and consolidation phase, each lasting six months.

"This will be followed by a post-rehabilitation phase, which includes monitoring and support services," MAIS said.

The state religious body also implemented a faith rehabilitation programme specifically for children associated with GISB from September to December last year.

"MAIS collaborated with the National Security Council to organise a voluntary rehabilitation programme for GISB members.

“The programme involved seven participants from Selangor and 11 from Johor, and was held from Nov 7, 2024, to Feb 4, 2025," the statement added. - Bernama

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