IPSI is in the process of raising funds to buy our very own Dakwah Centre building in Penang.
Here is the link to contribute and donate to our dakwah efforts: https://www.ipsi.com.my/product/sumba...
Your kind help is immensely appreciated. Jazaakumullahu khair!

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IPSI's Facebook page:
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IPSI's donation account:
Maybank Berhad
Pertubuhan Penyebaran Islam Antarabangsa Pulau Pinang
5573 8030 0023



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About IPSI:

Islamic Propagation Society International (IPSI), Malaysia is a non-government, non-political organization, popularly known as IPSI. The primary concern of IPSI is none other than to disseminate the word of Allah via the sincere promotion of the reading, understanding, and practicing of the Qur'an and As-Sunnah. IPSI devotes its activities to reminding mankind of his fitrah; the worship of the One and Only God.

IPSI's message is simple and direct. Our call is the call of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (may Allah exalt his mention), the voice which calls on humanity as a whole to awake and hearken to the sublime message from the Lord, Cherisher, and Creator of all the worlds. IPSI struggles to deliver the message of Islam to people from all walks of life through its public lectures, seminars, forums, exhibitions, and various assortments of printed and electronic mediums.


The initial da'wah promotion began primarily centered around Masjid Kapitan Keling, mainly in guiding non-Muslim tourists around this historical mosque which is the second oldest in Penang. The minaret of this mosque is still being used as an Islamic information center, courtesy of the committee members of the mosque.