KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA Oct 8, 2025– Malaysia’s Home Minister, Datuk Seri Saifuddin Nasution Ismail, commended the pivotal contributions of civil servants in the Islamic Affairs Unit under the PDRM’s Religion and Counseling Division (BAKA) at JIPS PDRM during a meeting at Bukit Aman today, highlighting their vital role in fostering spiritual resilience among police personnel grounded in Islamic values.
The gathering provided the minister with a closer appreciation of their often behind-the-scenes efforts, which serve as a crucial pillar in guiding PDRM members despite rarely being in the public eye.
In his address, Saifuddin emphasized that their duties extend beyond routine responsibilities. “Continue with your tasks, yes, but at the same time, dare to go beyond daily boundaries to elevate the values and meaning behind public service,” he urged.
Addressing concerns over bureaucracy, the minister assured that he would ensure internal processes are simplified, allowing officers to fully focus their energy on invigorating the spiritual and moral strength of PDRM personnel.
He expressed confidence that expanding and recognizing this role will not only solidify PDRM as the nation’s bulwark of security but also transform it into a spirited institution of integrity, actively shaping a more harmonious society.
The meeting, held at PDRM headquarters in Bukit Aman, underscores the government’s commitment to bolstering the spiritual dimension within law enforcement ranks.