Al-Madinah International University organised a cultural and orientation tour for the female students of the Indonesian delegation from Darularafah College, as part of the university’s programme to empower Arabic language skills and introduce Malaysia, combining educational and cultural components.

The tour included several prominent historical, cultural and Islamic landmarks in the capital city of Kuala Lumpur, including the Petronas Twin Towers, Central Market, Islamic Arts Museum Malaysia and National Mosque. The students had the opportunity to gain first-hand exposure to aspects of Malaysia’s history and cultural diversity, as well as its distinctive Islamic and civilisational heritage.

These visits form part of the cultural programme accompanying the Arabic language learning component, with the aim of providing students with a comprehensive educational experience that combines the development of their language skills with an understanding of Malaysia’s cultural and civilisational environment.

The university emphasised that programmes of this nature contribute to strengthening cultural and educational engagement between academic institutions while providing students with a rich experience that combines classroom learning with learning through visits and field activities.