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MP Urges Scrapping Minimum Savings Requirement for Tabung Haji Pilgrims

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 14
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Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man called for the government to scrap the requirement that Tabung Haji depositors must maintain a minimum savings balance of RM15,000 before accepting a Hajj offer. He argued this financial condition creates a hurdle for Muslims aspiring to perform the pilgrimage, particularly those from rural communities. He noted that couples would need to set aside RM30,000 in total.

From malaysiakini.com

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The proposal addresses a national financial regulation concerning pilgrimage funding. If the requirement is scrapped, it would change the financial conditions for depositors accessing services provided by Tabung Haji in Malaysia.

From malaysiakini.com

Who's involved

  • Tuan Ibrahim Tuan ManMalaysian politician who urged the scrapping of the savings requirement during a parliamentary debate.
  • Tabung HajiMalaysian hajj pilgrim fund company subject to the minimum savings balance rule.
  • parliamentLegislative body where Tuan Ibrahim Tuan Man debated the issue.

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