Indonesia disburses Rp6.3 Billion in stipends for 263 Islamic scholars
Indonesia's Ministry of Religious Affairs has begun disbursing stipends totaling Rp6.3 billion to 263 Islamic scholars from pesantren (Islamic boarding schools) and diniyah (religious schools) across the country. The initiative aims to enhance the quality of Islamic education and support the livelihoods of these educators.
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