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More than 300 young worshippers gathered at Masjid Usamah bin Zaid in Wangsa Maju for pre-dawn prayers followed by a 2026 World Cup match screening, demonstrating how religious institutions are engaging youth through culturally relevant activities.
Youth in Kelantan are increasingly embracing belalang kerek, a traditional grasshopper-fighting sport, as an affordable and rewarding alternative to digital entertainment, offering cultural preservation and community engagement.
Malaysia's Religious Affairs Ministry will intensify efforts to engage youth and counter extremism following a royal address by Sultan Nazrin Shah calling for religious leaders to tackle misinformation in the digital age.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is rolling out a cadet corps programme in schools nationwide, aiming to cultivate integrity and ethical conduct among teenagers before they enter the workforce or public service.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission is partnering with Universiti Sains Malaysia to organize the 5th Youth Film Festival in Penang, using creative storytelling to embed anti-corruption values in Malaysia's younger generation.
The Malaysian Anti-Corruption Commission will launch an anti-corruption cadet corps in selected schools as part of a pilot initiative aimed at building ethical values and resistance to graft among young Malaysians.