How many tahfiz students are in registered vs. unregistered centres?

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Government Contributes RM2 Million to Empower Tahfiz Institutions Amidst Student Statistics

The government has pledged RM2 million to the National Association of Tahfiz Al-Quran Institutions Foundation (Yayasan Pinta) to enhance tahfiz institutions nationwide. This contribution addresses the current landscape of tahfiz education, which encompasses 175,000 students in 1,199 registered centres and an additional 125,000 students in unregistered centres.
Registered Tahfiz Centres Accommodate 175,000 Students

There are currently 1,199 registered tahfiz centres across the country, providing education to a significant cohort of 175,000 students. These institutions operate under established guidelines and are eligible for government support.
Unregistered Centres Host 125,000 Students

Beyond the registered institutions, an estimated 125,000 tahfiz students are enrolled in centres that have not yet obtained official registration. Yayasan Pinta is set to provide assistance to these unregistered centres, although they do not currently receive direct government aid due to not meeting the required conditions.
Government Support for Tahfiz Education

The RM2 million contribution signifies the government's commitment to strengthening the tahfiz education sector. This initiative is part of a broader effort to empower these institutions and support the welfare of those involved in memorising the Quran.

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