RYC 2017 Reports

World Assembly of Muslim Youth ‫الندوة العالمية للشباب اإلسالمي‬

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NatioNGO’s Office ‫مكتب الفلبين‬
2nd Regional Youth Convention
17-19 November 2017, Manila, Philippines

HOSTED BY:

WORLD A SSEMBLY OF M USLIM YOUTH – P HILIPPINES OFFICE

3401-E, A TLANTA CENTRE, 31 ANNAPOLIS STREET
GREENHILLS 1504, S AN J UAN C ITY, METRO MANILA
MANILA, PHILIPPINES
Great Eastern Hotel Manila, Quezon City
17-19 November 2017
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3401-E Atlanta Centre, 31 Annapolis Street, Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila, Philippines ZIP: 1503
Tel. No. (+632)706-1883 Mobile No.: (+63)9274863344 Email Add.: [email protected]
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I. LANGUAGE REPORT:
English
II. PROGRAM TITLE:

2nd Regional Youth Convention 2017
III. PROGRAM RATIONALE:
Overview
The inaugural Regional Youth Convention (RYC2016) was held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in November 2016.
Introducing the theme “Youth in a Digital World”, RYC 2016 was organized by the Regional Office of World
Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY, SEA), an international non-governmental organization registered with the
United Nations Non-governmental Organizations (UN NGOs), in cooperation with some selected local NGOs and
institutions of higher learning, together with the WAMY branches across the Southeast Asian region.
Culminating Photo taken during the 1st Regional Youth Convention in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
The Official Banner of 1st RYC with theme “Youth in Digital World” held in Bangi-Putrajaya Hotel, Bandar Baru Bangi, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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This year, WAMY Philippines Office hosted the 2nd Regional Youth Convention 2017 at Great Eastern Hotel
Manila, Quezon City, Philippines. Delving into the realities facing the prospective growth of youth in an
information age, RYC continues to provide avenues that serve as platforms for youths in the South-East Asian
region, to share and discuss timely concerns and explore ways of addressing them. Launching the theme
“Morality in an Information-age”, RYC 2017 invited experts and professionals to share their experiences and
expertise in promoting youth development in today’s fast-paced and ever-growing society with too much
information gushing with no proper filtration. Similarly, RYC 2017 provided an avenue to bring closer ties with all
WAMY staff across the region by working together, sharing best practices, learn from each other and craft
resolutions which are deem applicable in their respective region.
More than 200 participating individuals ranging from experts and young professionals, student and community
leaders and WAMY Staff have successfully attended the convention. These delegates are coming from selected
15 cities and provinces around the Philippines, 4 WAMY offices and 7 countries in Southeast Asia, and invited
guests from United Kingdom, Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong, and government Agencies in the Philippines. It
showcased innovative summit, workshops, conference, youth talks, research simulations, presentations and
focus group discussions that continue to serve as platform for youth in the South East Asian region.
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The Official Banner of 2 RYC 2017 with theme “Morality in an Information-Age”
Introducing RYC 2017
One of the main component of RYC 2017 is the Research Summit. The overwhelming contemporary issues of the
Muslims worldwide powered with massive misinformation by the mainstream media are eminent and are less
concerned in the academic research as well as less tackled in today’s Da’wah initiatives. Hence, a research
summit by means of Youth Talks, Discussion and Presentation were held to give high importance of such
initiatives especially on the long-term objectives of a research programs. Furthermore, a research information
hub was launched. It was facilitated by WAMY Malaysia office and soon to operate on the online platform. The
former output of 1st RYC entitled “Do Good” as platform for Digital Da’wah was also introduced.
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Another important aspect of the convention is the WAMY Philippines’ branded workshop called Skills
Development Programs (SDP). It constituted workshops on Managerial Skills for Organizational Operations and
Digital Da’wah Training for the general audience. Whereas a Training design for WAMY Staff Offices in Southeast
Asia was separately conducted. The training workshops are beneficial in all aspects for the participants. It was a
whole day training wherein participants are clustered into three to fully-attend and participate in the whole
duration of the workshop.
During the entire duration of the convention, a certain principles were maintained. Morality in an Information-
Age showcases proper teaching of the Holy Qur’an and Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (Peace and blessings
upon Him) that is most applicable in this era. These are inculcated through primarily by observing daily
obligatory prayers, self and group discipline, physical and mental alertness, among others.
Participating regions especially those around the Philippines were strategically selected. It is one of the hopes of
this initiative to provide exposure opportunities to the young and emerging student and youth leaders in those
areas. This is in order to thwart the spread of radical ideologies among them and prevent them from being
recruited by lawless elements, In God's Will, by reinforcing to their mindset the importance of Proper Morality in
all level, guided by the Qur’an and Sunnah. Philippines’ delegation agreed that this is the Largest Gathering of
Muslim youth leaders across the country in a moderate environment to date. Gracing the initiative were the
Office of the Philippine National Police through the Chief of Police of Quezon City Police Department as well as
the Director of the Museo ng Maynila.
Official Banner of the Research Simulations
Official Banner for SDP on Managerial Skills for Organizational Operations
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Official Banner for Digital Da’wah Workshop
Official Banner for WAMY Staff Training
Official Banner for WAMY Directorate Meeting
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IV. OBJECTIVES. The following are the quality objectives of 2017 Regional Youth Convention:
 To understand the importance of information-based Da’wah and advocacy in both academic and
community levels (Research).
 To enlighten the audience on the impact of misinformation propelled by the mainstream media on
Islamic message and Muslim communities.
 To explore and know proper etiquettes on most current digital media trends.
 To acquire or enhance managerial skills applicable to run youth organizations.
 To establish a Regional Islamic Information Hub, that serves as a credible source for Muslims and non-
Muslims (Refer to attachment) **.
 To strengthen youth organizations across Southeast Asian region and the host country, the Philippines.
**Attachment I
Creating a Communication and Information Hub Regional Islamic Information Hub (RIIH)
A centralized research and information hub would provide both Muslims and non-Muslims an avenue where they access
information pertaining Muslims’ social, cultural and political affairs. Such a hub would not only reduce the menace of
misinformation within the region and increase trust among the communities, but eliminate the inappropriate
representation of Islamic teachings in the region and provide a reliable Islamic information source for government,
professionals, guidance and academic institutions.
V. HOSTING ORGANIZATIONS:
The over-all hosting organization for this Summit is the World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) – Philippines
Office. The said office is located 3401-E Atlanta Centre, 31 Annapolis Street, Greenhills, San Juan, Metro Manila,
Philippines with ZIP code 1503, and telephone contact no. (+632)706-1883, mobile no.: (+63)9274863344 and
email address at [email protected]. Whereas, WAMY Malaysia office served as co-secretariat (main
partner organization) for the convention.
WAMY Philippines – Hosting Office WAMY Representative to Southeast Asia through WAMY
Malaysia – Co-secretariat Office
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Dr. MUHAMMAD REDWANUR RAHMAN Prof. DATO ABANG ABDULLAH ABANG ALLI
Director of WAMY Philippines Office WAMY Representative to Southeast Asia
Shk. SHAHRIN AWALUDIN Engr. NABEEL MOHAMMED AL-KADI

Director of WAMY Malaysia Office Supervisor of WAMY Philippines Office
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VI. PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS:

The partner organizations are the other WAMY Offices in Southeast Asia namely Thailand, and Indonesia.
WAMY Thailand – Partner Office WAMY Indonesia – Partner Office
Shk. ABDULROSID NIRINGJUERAE Shk. AANG SUANDI WARGA

Director of WAMY Thailand Office Director of WAMY Indonesia Office
World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) International Logo – Approving Office

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VII. AREA OF EXECUTION:
The convention was held at Great Eastern Hotel Manila, also known as Aberdeen Court, located at 1403 Quezon
Avenue, Quezon City, Philippines with Tel No: +63 2 3718282. This hotel showcase the latest modern landmarks
of Makati City and Quezon City, Metro Manila, centrally located, classically styled, elegantly scaled & vibrantly
urban, the Great Eastern Hotel provide a home away from home with world class amenities in the business,
shopping and government centers of the capital of the Philippines.
The Great Eastern Hotel Manila Great Eastern Hotel Logo
VIII. DATE OF EXECUTION:
The convention was held on 17-19 November 2017. The convention consisted of a one-day summit which
discussed the Research-based initiatives incorporating Presentations and Discussions, Concept Paper, Youth
Talks, and Research Simulations. The second day provided a whole-day training workshops for three different
categories namely Track A: Managerial Skills for Organizational Operations; Track B: Digital Da’wah Workshop;
and Track C: WAMY Staff Training and Directorate Meeting.
IX. THE PARTICIPANTS:
The following are the various fields of participating individuals to the RYC 2017:
 WAMY Staff and Volunteers across South East Asia region (Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Philippines)
 Students and professional researchers across Southeast Asia
 Community Youth and Student leaders
 Muslim Students Associations (MSAs)
 IT students and professionals
 Journalists
 Head and members of Dawah and Charitable Organizations (NGOs)
 Youth organizations with special advocacy relevant to the coverage of RYC 2017
 Academician
 Government Employees (Teachers, Social Workers, etc.)
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I. Selection of Participants
The participants undergone Three (3) steps for becoming Official Delegates to the Regional Youth Convention.
Step 1 – Application Form.

 Category A: General Applicants: The Call for General Application run from October 13 – 21, 2017.
 Category B: MSA: The Call for Muslim Students Associations representations run from October 21 – 27, 2017.
Application Form Template/Format:

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Step 2 – Paper Screening + Virtual Meeting/Interview. The Head of Da’wah & Education Department and
Administrative Secretary & Accounting In-charge (RYC 2017, Program-In-Charge) of WAMY Philippines served as the
Screening & Selection Committee in coordination with the Head of Programs and Activities of WAMY Malaysia, for
foreign delegation especially coming from Malaysia.
Screening & Selection Committee Members
Pagayawan, Albani A. Hussein, Abdul Rawuf Madjid, Adzhar J.
There are more than 500 paper applications received through the RYC secretariat email
([email protected]) across the Philippines and Southeast Asia. There are also applicants coming from
South Asia and Oceania. All said applications were screened according to information they provided. For category B
applicants, a Virtual Meeting were conducted through Whatsapp and Messenger. Follow-up requirements were
being asked to comply with the objectives of the convention.
Photos Documentation
Screening some paper applications Archived Application Forms per Area
Virtual Meetings (Digital Age)
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Step 3 – Acceptance Letter. After rigorous deliberation and due consideration of submitted papers, around
180 shortlisted or qualified applicants received an acceptance letter via email with specified deadline for
confirmation. Philippines applicants also received notification via Text Messages whereas Whatsapp was utilized for
some foreign delegates.
Acceptance Letter Template

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Step 4 – Confirmation Letter. Upon returning the RSVP with complete information filled-up (i.e. ticket
itinerary with attached Confirmed Booking Reference), all the shortlisted/qualified applicants received the Final
Confirmation of their Attendance to the convention, reserving their slot of the Official Delegation with
accommodation and other necessary arrangement.
Confirmation of Acceptance Template

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Step 5 – Convention Reminder. All Official Delegates received the Convention Kit reminder via email. These
contained some important notice that the participants should know and prepare themselves before and during the
convention.
Convention Reminder Template

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The table below represent Summary break-down of the delegates:
THE DELEGATES
MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIATIONS (MSAS)

No Gender First Name* Last Name* Organization* Position*
Country: Philippines Region: ARMM - Basilan No. of Pax: 9
1. Male ABEJUN JAHANDAL Federation of Muslim Students' Association Board of Director
2. Male HADJISON TANDIH Federation of Muslim Students' Association Board of Director
3. Male MOH’D SHARIEF JAAFAR Federation of Muslim Students' Association Board of Director
4. Male SAPAWI KANNAMA Federation of Muslim Students' Association CHAIRMAN
5. Female ERA RAJAK Federation of Muslim Students' Association Board Member
6. Female JAIDA NASARUDDIN Federation of Muslim Students' Association Board of Director
7. Female MARIAM ABUBAKAR Federation of Muslim Students' Association Member
8. Female SHAHADA KAHAL Federation of Muslim Students' Association PIO
9. Female SITTI TASNEEM JALMANI Federation of Muslim Students' Association Secretary
Country: Philippines Region: Misamis Oriental (X) – Cagayan de Oro No. of Pax: 9
10. Male ABDULA ALI MSO-PHINMA COC Vice President
11. Male JHON REY TACBOBO Al Raid Muslim Org - USTP Member
12. Male KHALID BASHIER Siraj Muslim Religious Organization Senior Consultant
13. Male NABEL MASCARA PHINMA – Cagayan de Oro College President
14. Male NASARODIN MACAGAAN Da’wah Creative Manager
15. Male NORALDEN MACAUSOR HEDAYAH Muslim Student Organization General Secretary
16. Female ANISAH BLO Muslim Youth Council Mushrifa
17. Female ELLYSSAHANNA ESPINOSA SIRAJ Muslim Religious Organization Executive Sec.
18. Female JAMAYYAH JAMEL HEDAYAH Muslim Student Organization MYC Rep.
Country: Philippines Region: Central Visayas (VII) - Cebu No. of Pax: 8
19. Male ABDUL RAFFY KUDARAT Cebu Muslim Students’ Association Steering Comm.
20. Male JAMIL FAISAL ADIONG Cebu Muslim Students’ Association Interim Chair
21. Male NAJEB MATUAN Cebu Muslim Students’ Association Incumbent Pres.
22. Male SERAD HADJIALI Cebu Muslim Students’ Association Steering Comm.
23. Male TAREEK MENOR Cebu Muslim Students’ Association Interim Councilor
24. Female ALIYAH HAMDAG Cebu Muslim Students’ Association Interim Secretary
25. Female JUNAIDAH BILAO Cebu Muslim Students’ Association Steering Comm.
26. Female NUR SITTIE BARAGONA Cebu Muslim Students’ Association Interim Councilor
RUFAIDAH
Country: Philippines Region: ARMM – Cotabato/Maguindanao No. of Pax: 8
27. Male ALADIN KAMENDAN Supreme Student Government Secretary
28. Male ALADIN SAMAON MYROi PIO
29. Male DATU ILA KASIM USM MUSA Secretary
30. Female ARHAMA SAMADALAN Cotabato Delegate Representative
31. Female MALEEHA ANSARI Cotabato Delegate Representative
32. Female HALIMA G. ALFONSO Bangsamoro Young Leadership Program Fellow
33. Female NORIEL HUDDA DAUD Bangsamoro Young Leadership Program Fellow
34. Female SHAIRA ALI La Liga Diplomatice President
Country: Philippines Region: Southern Mindanao (XI) - Davao No. of Pax: 10
35. Male ABDUL HAKIM ABU Alif Muslim Organization Vice-president
36. Male MADYAN MOH’D MAULANA SALAM: The Ateneo Muslim Society External Vice-President
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37. Male MARJOHN FELIX MSO (Muslim Youth Organization) Vice president
38. Male MOH’D AMIN C. AMER United Muslim Student Organization Vice President
39. Male MUDJAHED F. HAMIDON Muslim Student Organization President
40. Male SHAJEED PALANAN Inter-School Muslim Organization President
41. Female DAREEN MAULA University of Mindanao Muslim Association for Asst. Secretary
Hegemony - UMMAH
42. Female FATIMA STAR LAMALAN SALAM: The Ateneo Muslim Society Internal Vice-Pres.
43. Female HESSAH IBRAHIM University Of The Philippines Mindanao Association Secretary
of Muslim Students
44. Female SARAH LYN TEDIAROS Inter School Muslim Organization Auditor
Country: Philippines Region: SOCCSKSARGEN‎ snenar areneG – )IXX( No. of Pax: 8
45. Male AL BENZHAR LUMANGGAL Federation of Muslim Students Association Board of Director
46. Male MORSID MACABANGIN Muslim Student Association of RMMC Internal Vice-Pres.
47. Male MUHAMMAD-ISA PANTAO Federation of Muslim Students Association Internal Vice-pres.
48. Male NORSAID TACBIL Federation of Muslim Students Association President
49. Male SUHOR AL-AZIS SALISIPAN United Movement of Muslim Association Student Rep.
50. Female BABY LYN D MANGILALA Federation of Muslim Students Association Business Manager
51. Female CARINA MINANDANG Federation of Muslim Students Association Asst. Gen. Sec.
52. Female JULHAYDA LANANG United Movement of Muslim Association P.I.O
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Country: Philippines Region: Northern Mindanao‎ X gire – )I( No. of Pax: 10
53. Male ABDUL JALIL BAUDA Peterian Muslim Student Association Consultant
54. Male ABDULLAH ABDULAZIZ MSU-IIT Muslim Student Association Vice President
55. Male AHMAD MAGIGIRED Medicalian Muslim Student Association Department mayor
56. Male MOH’D RAFIEQ USODAN MSU-IIT Muslim Students Association President
57. Male SOHAIMEN AGAL Al-Jalis As-Salih - The Good Companion Admin Secretary
58. Female FATMA JENAN MAMANGCAO MSU-IIT Muslim Students Association Journals & Pub.
59. Female JEHAN PANGADAPUN Maradika Muslim Students’ Association P.I.O.
60. Female NAJMAH AMEROL LMSA Lycean Muslim Student Association Social Manager
61. Female RAISA AGUAM Student Association for Islamic Affairs Secretary
62. Female SITTIE JAYANIE MAMANGCAO MSU-IIT Muslim Students Association P.I.O.
Country: Philippines Region: ARMM - Marawi No. of Pax: 10
63. Male
A MOHAMMAD ABUTIER Jammiat Resala Representative
64. Male MOH’D HISHAM MOCSIR Navigator of Goodness Ameer
65. Male MOH’D YUSOPH AMER Mindanao Youth Empowerment Network President
66. Male MOSA-AB MANGURUN Connect Institute – Marawi Ameer
67. Male NASRULLAH ANDAM Young Muslim Scientist Association Representative
68. Female JALILA KAMID The Queens Ambassadress
69. Female MECHAILA SAMPORNA The Navigators of Goodness Vice President
70. Female MOHAIRA DARANGINA Muslihaatul Ummah Member
71. Female MOSRIPA MOHAMMAD Picalilangan Manguda bagoa'tao Assoc. Secretary
72. Female NORHANIDAH MACATOON Ranao Council Incorporated Representative
Country: Philippines Region: MIMAROPA (VI) - Palawan No. of Pax: 9
73. Male DONALD CACACHA MSA Brooke’s Point Campus Treasurer
74. Male IBRAHIM ALPAD Muslim Students Association President
75. Male JONY MOHAMMAD MSA Brooke’s Point Campus V-President
76. Male NOOR-HAIDY ULAL MSA Brooke’s Point Campus President
77. Female ADZLINA MAMMAD MSA Brooke’s Point Campus Disciplinarian
78. Female ALJINRA DIWA MSA Brooke’s Point Campus Vice-President
79. Female BEMARI COROSO Muslim Students Association Secretary
80. Female DIDIK A. RAUDA Muslim Students Association Member
81. Female KIKIH S. JUMRATIA Muslim Students Association Member
Country: Philippines Region: Zamboanga Peninsula (IX) - Zamboanga No. of Pax: 10
82. Male ABDEL RAFFY LEE MSA ADZU President
83. Male ABDULATIP A KANJANG Awladul Islam Organization Inc. Ameer
84. Male ABDULMUIN ABDULLA Muslim students Association (MSA) Executive officer
85. Male OMAR BUTLANGAN MSA WMSU Editor-in-Chief
86. Male SAIDURRAFFI SAHIBUDDIN MSA UZ Head of DAHWA
87. Male SUHARTO ASDAL MSA ZSCMST Member
88. Female MARYAM ABDUSALAM MSA Ipil Secretary
89. Female RAPIDA AGUIL MSA AMEERA
90. Female RHAIZA TATU MSA WMSU Member
91. Female SITTI RADIA SABRI MSA UZ MEMBER
MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIATIONS & YOUNG PROFESSIONALS

AROUND METRO MANILA
92. Male ABDULAZIZ YUSOPH Bataan Islamic Center CEO
MOHAMMAD
93. Male ABDUL HAMID BALABADAN ASEAN Young Leaders Forum Philippines Youth Coordinator
94. Male ABDUL MALIK S. TOMY Students Association for Islamic Affairs Member
95. Male ABDULMAJED MIMBANTAS ASEAN Young Leaders Forum Philippines President
96. Male ADNAN ALAUYA Leadership Institute - RC AKIC Member
97. Male ALI-HASSAN USMAN SAIA-FEU President
98. Male AMAR TAWA Asean Young Leaders Forum Philippines Coordinator
99. Male AMER IBRAHIM ASEAN Young Leaders Forum Philippines member
100. Male HISHAM MACABANDING Students Association for Islamic Affairs
101. Male JORIZ DALISAY Masjid Al-Akhdar Arabic Teacher
102. Male JUL KHASMER SAURADJAN Students Association for Islamic Affairs Member
103. Male KATAMI DIMAPUNONG Adamson Computer Engineering Society President
104. Male LUQMAN BIN USMAN IMAM Philippine Ulama Congress Organization, Inc President/CEO
105. Male MAUGA NASSER Students Association for Islamic Affairs Member
106. Male MUBARAK CABUGATAN Muslim Student Nurses Association Exec. President
107. Male MUSTAPHA DANDAMUN SAIA-CEU President
108. Male NOLHASAN SAURADJAN Students Association for Islamic Affairs Member
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109. Male YASSEN ALA Filipino Students in Turkey - Istanbul CEO
110. Female ALLYNNA- MACAPADO Association of Muslim Students - UP Manila President
HANEEFA
111. Female ALMIRAH AMIN Students' Association for Islamic Affairs Vice PRO
112. Female ALYSSA MACADATO Mujaddidaat Philippines P.I.O
113. Female ANAN AMPASO ASEAN Youth Friendship Network Delegate
114. Female FAIZAH OMAR Asean Young Leaders Forum Philippines Member
115. Female HAMEEDAH YUTOC Bataan Islamic Center Vice-chairman
116. Female HANIYA AHMAD Asean Young Leaders Forum Philippines Coordinator
117. Female JANINA REHAM PUMBAYA Mujaddidaat Philippines Active Member
118. Female JUDIE JADOON Mujaddidaat Philippines Ameerah
119. Female MALEEHA ANSARI Mujaddidat Philippines Secretary
120. Female MARWA HASSAN As-salaamah Islamic Guidance and Da'wah Center Director for Women &
Youth
121. Female NASHMALIAH PUMBAYA Mujaddidat Philippines Active Member
HANNAH
122. Female NORNISAH TAHA ASEAN Young Leaders Forum Philippines co-secretary
123. Female RAIMA PANANDIGAN Student's Association for Islamic Affairs(PSBA- Auditor
MANILA)
124. Female RAMAYANA LAO OLFU - Muslim Students Association Vice President
125. Female SALIHAH USMAN Precious Muslimah President
126. Female SHERIMA YUSOPH Islamic Studies, Call and Guidance Student
127. Female SITTIE NORHANISA DIANALAN Muslim Students' Association - OLFU Valenzuela Assistant Secretary
128. Female WASIMA MUSANIF Our Lady of Fatima University-Muslim Students Secretary
Association
YOUNG PROFESSIONALS AND GENERAL AUDIENCE

129. Male AL-HASSER TAYONGTONG AMYO - Panabo City Consultant
130. Male DATU MODEN TALANDIG SALAM Movement – Ateneo de Manila University Senior Consultant
131. Male HOBAIB SAIBEN MORO LAB President
132. Male JAEDAN FETALINO Baitussalam President
133. Male KHALED ANJA Federation of Muslim Students Association – Basilan Chairman Emirtus
134. Male KHUDREE JALAL Asunnah Foundation Student Volunteer
135. Male MOHAMMAD TAHER Youth Federation for World Peace - Philippines Youth Volunteer
136. Male MORSID GUIAPAL UNYPAD Inc. Sultan Kudarat Chapter Vice Chairman
137. Male MUADZ MAUDDIN Imam Council of the Philippines Member
138. Male NORSAHID BENITO United youth for peace and development Inc. - Deputy Secretary on
Sultan Kudarat Chapter Admin.
139. Male PARID MAKMOD United Youth for Peace and Development,Inc - Committee on Dawah
Sultan Kudarat & Educ.
140. Male RAYMART SADDALANI ASSUNNAH FOUNADATION Asst. Facilitator
141. Female AL-WAHIDA LOONG Young Leaders of Sulu Moderator
142. Female APRIL AMING Al-Fateh Islamic Media Prod. Manager
143. Female BENNY JANE ESPINOSA Islamic Studies, Call and Guidance Teacher
144. Female JEHANNA PELIMA DepEd Sarangani Teacher II
145. Female MASRA ALABA Basilan Youth Empowerment Comm. Officer
146. Female NHADDA ABDUSALAM Maluso Young Leaders Organization Adviser
147. Female NOR-ANN LADJAGAIS Al-Fateh Islamic Media Production Writer
148. Female NURMINA UMMAR Al-Fateh Islamic Media Production Writer
149. Female OMERAH BARANGAI Muslim Youth Associate - Iligan City Member
150. Female RAWDA ESTAJAL PeaceTech Ambassadress
151. Female RAYANNAH ANDIG DAR-ARMM ARPT
152. Female SITTIE AISAH ISAH Department of Education -ARMM Department Head
153. Female SITTIE FATIMA H. JAMEL MSU-IIT Muslim Students Association Alumni Rep.
FOREIGN DELEGATES
GENERAL AUDIENCE
154. Male ABDUL HAFIZ BIN MAT TUAH Islamic Da’wah Foundation Malaysia Executive Secretary
155. Male ABDUR RAHIM ABUL NASIR Muhammadiyah Association Vice-president
156. Male ALFRED SHENG CHONG The Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association (MACMA) Working Secretary
157. Male ANDI ABDUL KADIR ANDI KITTA Jamiyah Singapore Sn. Counsellor
158. Male DAOUD KAMAL ABU KHALEEL ITMCK Hong Kong Student
159. Male DATO SRI AMILIZAN MAZLAN Nadilink Group of Companies Group Executive
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Chairman
160. Male KHAIRUL A. KAMAL Muhammadiyah Singapore Member
161. Male MOH’D JAMALUDIN SHAMSUDIN ACCIN Chairman
162. Male MUHAMMAD RAHMAN Nadilink Group of Companies First Officer
SHAFIQ
163. Male HAKIM NIZAM National Union of Malaysian Muslim Students Executive Committee
164. Male ISA HASSAN Jamiyah Singapore Vice President
165. Male JUNAIDI MAN WAMY Malaysia Volunteer Active Member
166. Male KHAIRUL ABDULLAH KAMAL Muhammadiyah Association Dakwah Executive
167. Male MANSASRY RAUS Asian Foundation For Education And Development President
168. Male MUHAMMAD SYUKRON Asean Young Leaders Forum Steering Committee
MUCHTAR Chapter Indonesia
169. Male MUHAMMAD ISKANDAR BIN WAMY Malaysia Volunteer Student
SYAKIR MUZAKIR
170. Male NUR CAREN YOCK CHUNG The Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association (MACMA) Secretary (Malacca)
171. Male SHAHUL HAMEED ABUL HASSAN ITMCK Hong Kong Alumnus
172. Male TAUFIQ YUN HIN YAP The Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association (MACMA) President
173. Male YOGI AGUS SALIM Asean Young Leaders Forum Chapter Indonesia President
174. Female NURUL WAHIDAH BINTI ABDULLAH CHOO The Malaysian Chinese Muslim Association (MACMA) Secretary General
175. Female NUR AQILAH BINTI RAMIZU WAMY Malaysia Volunteer Student
176. Female NUR IZZAIDAH ABDULL ZUBI WAMY Malaysia Volunteer Student
FOREIGN DELEGATES
WAMY OFFICES
No Gender First Name* Last Name* Organization* Position
Country: Malaysia Region: Southeast Asia No. of Pax: 9
177. Male ABANG MOHAMAD ALLI ABANG ABDULLAH WAMY SEA WAMY SEA Rep.
178. Male AWALUDIN SHAHRIN WAMY Malaysia Director
179. Male HUSSEIN ABDUL RAWUF WAMY Malaysia Head, Progs. & Activities
180. Male MOHAMAD MOHD HANIF WAMY Malaysia Media & Design
181. Male SHAHBUDIN FAKHRUL AMALI WAMY Malaysia DoGood Manager
182. Female ABD RAHMAN NUR AISYAH AIMI WAMY Malaysia Content Developer, DoGood
183. Female ABDULLAH ASMARANI WAMY Malaysia Secretary
184. Female MAS'UD MASTURA WAMY Malaysia Accountant and Finance
185. Female MD FAROQUE IRDA FARWINA WAMY Malaysia Manager, HIKMAH
Country: Thailand Region: Southeast Asia No. of Pax: 5
186. Male ABDULROSID NIRINGJUERAE WAMY Thailand Director
187. Male MR. ANUCHA KHAMCHAROEN WAMY Thailand Da’wah Department
188. Male MUHAMMADFAOZI YAENA WAMY Thailand Dep’t of Educa. & Info.
189. Male SIDDEEQ MUHAMMADSA-ID WAMY Thailand Finance Department
190. Male YUSUF MANA WAMY Thailand Secretary
Country: Indonesia Region: Southeast Asia No. of Pax: 5
191. Male AANG SUANDI WARGA WAMY Indonesia Director
192. Male ABU RIZA ZULKARNAEN WAMY Indonesia Dep’t of Project & Orphan
193. Male AHMAD MUTI WAMY Indonesia Secretary and PR
194. Male HAPID HAPID WAMY Indonesia Department of Education
195. Male MUHLIS NURDIN TAUHID WAMY Indonesia Department of Education
Country: Bangladesh Region: South Asia No. of Pax: 2
196. Male MD RAFIKUL ISLAM WAMY Bangladesh Accountant
197. Male MD SHOHIDUL ISLAM WAMY Bangladesh Secretary
Country: Philippines Region: Southeast Asia No. of Pax:
198. Male ADZHAR MADJID WAMY Philippines Admin. Secretary & Accounting
In-charge
199. Male ALBANI PAGAYAWAN WAMY Philippines In-charge, Da’wah & Educ.
200. Male ALINOR DIABO WAMY Philippines In-charge, Project & Cons.
201. Male ANWARUL WADUD WAMY Philippines Volunteer
202. Male CAMAL FALIH SARANGANI WAMY Philippines In-charge, Media, IT & Pub
203. Male DR. MUH. REDWANUR RAHMAN WAMY Philippines Director
204. Male ENGR. NABEEL AL-KADI WAMY Philippines Supervisor
205. Female ASRAH JUBAIL WAMY Philippines Receptionist
206. Female CLAIRE LAUREA WAMY Philippines In-charge, Orphan’s Dep’t
207. Female FATIMA YUSRAH TARANG WAMY Philippines Receptionist
208. Female ORAKATUL JANNAT WAMY Philippines Volunteer
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Guests
209. Male AMAN ALI Muslim Engagement & Regional Manager, London, UK
Development
210. Male ARCH. YUSUF VALDEZ New Muslim Care President Emeritus
Philippines
211. Male DR. MOHAMMAD AL-OMAIR WAMY Philippines Dammam, KSA
212. Male PROF. JULKIPLI WADI University of the Professor, Institute of Islamic
Philippines Studies
213. Male PROF. ABDULLAH MOHAMMAD ZAIN National University of Dean, Technology & Information
Malaysia (UKM) Science
214. Male PSSUPT CRIZALDO O. NIEVES Philippine National Police DDDA, Quezon City Police
District
215. Male SHK. MOHAMMAD AL-HILAL WAMY Bangladesh Dammam, KSA
216. Female DR. JANNAH VALDEZ New Muslim Care Member
Philippines
217. Female FLORDELIZA T. VILLASEÑOR Museo Ng Maynila Director
218. Female LUISA “NADIA” CASTRO ITMCK Hong Kong Faculty Member, Hong Kong
219. Female SHALAINE TATU University of Santo Tomas Student
THE DELEGATES AT GLANCE
SL Areas Total MSA – MSA – Self General General WAMY WAMY Guests
WAMY sponsored Domestic Foreign Staff PH
Sponsored
Total M F M F M F M F M F M F M F M F
1 Davao 12 8 4 6 4 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2 GenSan 10 5 5 5 4 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
3 Cotabato 13 7 6 1 1 2 4 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
4 CdO 10 7 3 7 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
5 Iligan 12 5 6 5 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
6 Marawi 12 6 6 5 4 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
7 Zamboanga 13 8 5 5 4 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
8 Basilan 16 5 11 4 5 0 1 1 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
9 Palawan 9 4 5 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
10 Cebu 8 5 3 5 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
11 Metro Manila 42 25 17 0 0 10 7 15 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
12 Malaysia 21 14 7 0 0 1 0 0 0 7 3 6 4 0 0 0 0
13 Indonesia 7 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 5 0 0 0 0 0
14 Thailand 5 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 0 0 0
15 Hong Kong 3 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1
16 Singapore 4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
17 Cambodia 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
18 Saudi Arabia 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0
19 Sri Lanka 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
20 UK 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0
21 Manila Office 13 8 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 4 0 1
Total: 215 130 85 47 36 14 13 25 21 15 3 17 4 8 4 4 2
215 85 27 46 18 21 12 6
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ROTGSOIUCN DRRLIAUCN SL NOCAOI AUGSIUETSULC
SL Areas Total Male Clusters Female Clusters

Total M F Cluster Cluster Cluster Cluster Cluster Cluster Cluster Cluster Cluster Cluster
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
1 Davao 12 8 4 1 1 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 1
2 GenSan 10 5 5 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 2
3 Cotabato 13 7 6 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 2 2 1
4 CdO 10 7 3 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 0
5 Iligan 12 6 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1
6 Marawi 12 6 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1
7 Zamboanga 13 8 5 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 2
8 Basilan 16 5 11 1 1 1 1 1 0 3 3 3 2
9 Palawan 9 4 5 1 1 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 2
10 Cebu 8 5 3 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 0
11 Metro Manila 37 20 17 3 2 3 3 4 5 3 3 5 6
12 Malaysia 19 12 7 2 2 2 2 2 2 1 2 2 2
13 Indonesia 6 6 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0
14 Thailand 4 4 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
15 Hong Kong 3 2 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
16 Singapore 4 4 0 1 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
17 Guest 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
Total: 189 109 80 18 18 18 18 18 19 20 20 20 20
X. Participating Organizations/Institutions:
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XI. Theme:
This year’s theme is “Morality in an Information-age”.
XII. Programs Committee:
Committee Description In-charge

Top-Management *Provide guidelines and supervision for the successful conduct of the summit Engr. Nabeel Alkadi
(2) *Check and Balance coordinator Dr. Muhammad
*Source-out of funding support Redwanur Rahman
*Coordination with higher authority (i.e. WAMY General Secretariat) Prof. Abdullah Abang Alih
Programs In-charge *Committee Coordinator Adzhar J. Madjid
and Secretariat (PIC) *Handle all official communication including coordination with WAMY Offices Abdul Rawuf Hussein
in Southeast Asia
*Prepare handouts/pamphlets for the conference workshop
*Finalize the program content and handle the registration
*Recruitment of Participants and facilitators
Screening & *Responsible to screen and select applicants to the Regional Youth Convention Albani Pagayawan
Selection Committee *Assure the participation attendance of at least 200 participants Adzhar J. Madjid
*Communicate with all participants for pre-application processes and
requirements
Transportation & *Canvass and arrange transportation for foreign and local delegates Anwarul Wadud
Logistics *Responsible to Welcome Participant at the airport Claire B. Laurea
(2) *Coordinate with program in-charge for the three-days itinerary
*Ensure and coordinate airfare ticket for foreign and local delegate*In-charge
of securing the Conference and Workshop Kits
*Supervise the physical arrangement of the venue
*Ensure proper sound-system at all workshops and conference and serve as
Technical team during conference/workshops
Food & *Canvass and finalize the venue of conference and hotel accommodation Anwarul Wadud
Accommodation *Ensure and coordinate with hotel/venue management for Halal-serving foods Albani A. Pagayawan
(2) at all meals and its time arrangement
*In-charge for designation of room accommodation for stay-in participants
Media/IT & *Multi-media artist coordinator (i.e. providing layout design, video clips, etc.) Camal Falih Sarangani
Documentation *Maintain website updating in coordination with WAMY Malaysia office Baitussalam Group
(5) *Provide photo and video documentation of the entire summit
*Arrange necessary logistics for media (i.e. cameras, etc.)
Gifts & Awards *Responsible to canvass and purchase of all necessary Awards – certificates, Adzhar J. Madjid
Committee plaques and tokens for the guests and participants) Salimah Pumbaya
*Coordinate with Monitoring & Evaluation Committee for the list of awardees
Monitoring & *Provide Evaluation Sheets and other forms required to assess the over-all WAMY Staff Philippines
Evaluation outcome of the convention according to the set goals and objectives,
Committee indicators, etc.
*Prepare recommendation/s for 3rd Regional Youth Convention based on the
findings of the evaluation
*Close monitoring of all sessions to determine the awardees among
participants (i.e. Cultural Night, Workshops, Research Simulations, etc.)
Finance Committee *Release financial transactions according to the approved budget in Adzhar J. Madjid
coordination with the top management. Anwarul Wadud
*Minimize expenses in possible cases. Albani Pagayawan
*Prepare financial report/s with vouchers after the camp.
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XIII. Guest Speaker/s:
The following are the Guest Speakers and Trainers during the Regional Youth Convention 2017:
o Prof. Dato Abang Abdullah Abang Alih, Representative of WAMY SEA, Malaysia
o Engr. Nabeel Mohammed Al-Kadi, Al-Ahsa, KSA
o Dr. Mohammad Al-Omair, Dammam, KSA
o Shaykh Mohammad Zaid Al-Hilal, Director of WAMY Bangladesh
o Brother Aman Ali, Regional Manager of MEND UK
o Prof. Julkipli Alwadi, Institute of Islamic Studies, University of the Philippines
o Prof. Dr Abdullah Mohd Zain, Dean of Technology & Information Science UKM
o Flordeliza T. Villaseñor, Director of Museo ng Maynila
o Pssupt Crizaldo O. Nieves, DDDA, Quezon City Police District
o Luisa “Nadia” Castro, Faculty Member of ITMCK Hong Kong
o Shalaine Sana Tatu, Medical Students at University of Santo Thomas
o Arc. Yusoph Valdez, President Emeritus of New Muslim Care Philippines
o Dr. Jannah Valdez
o Dr. Muhammad Redwanur Rahman, Director of WAMY Philippines
o Shaykh Shahrin Awaluddin, Director of WAMY Malaysia
o Shaykh Abdulrosid Niringjuerae, Director of WAMY Thailand Office
o Shaykh Aang Suandi Warga, Director of WAMY Indonesia Office
XIV. Program Concept
Regional Youth Convention 2017

"Morality in an Information-Age"
Research and Digital

Dawah Summit Skills Development Programs Others
1. DoGood Launching 1. Managerial Skills Workshop 1. Directorate Meeting

-Concept Paper 2. Evaluations/Recommendation
-Creating Regional Islamic 2. Digital Da’wah Training 3. Plan of Actions
Information Hub 4. Cultural Presentations
2. YOUth TALK 3. WAMY Staff Training 5. Spiritual Activities
-Youth in the University -Halaqah/Tilawah
-Muslims and Communities -Daily Congregational Prayers
-Build New Generation -Quiz Deen
3. Research Simulations 6. WAMY Staff Tour
-Understanding Research- XV. NARRATIVE REPORT / PROGRAM
based Da’wah Advocacy IMPLEMENTATION
-Pitching
-Marketing Summary of Activities
-Presentation
PHASES DESCRIPTION SUB-TOPICS
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Phase I: Day 1 Arrival & Registration -Interview
-Welcome Reception
Phase II: Day 1 Opening Program -Morality and Information-age (Special Guest)
-Digital Da’wah
Phase III: Day 2 Preparatory Programs -Fajr (Tilawah & Halaqah)
-Physical Exercise
Phase IV: Day 2 Research Conference on -DoGood Launching
Morality -Concept Paper on Building New Generation
-Proposition of Regional Islamic Info. Hub
Phase V: Day 2 YOUth TALK -Youth in University
-Muslims and Communities
-Build New Generation
Phase VI: Day 2 Research Simulations -Understanding Research-based Da’wah
-Research Pitching, Marketing and Presentation
Phase VII: Day 2 Cultural Presentations -Cultural Shows of Diversity
-Presentations and Socialization
Phase VIII: Day 3 Skills Development Programs -Managerial Skills Workshop
-Digital Da’wah Training
-WAMY Directorate Meeting
-WAMY Staff Training
Phase IX: Day 3 Closing & Awarding Programs -Morality and Information Age (Chief Guest)
Evaluation Sessions -Awarding of Winners
-Program Feedback
Phase X: Day 4 Breakfast Networking & -Inter-organizational meeting & networking
Departure -Check out and Departure
Phase I: Day 1 - Arrival & Registration

WAMY Philippines Office welcomed Two hundred and twenty one (221) Official Delegates
arriving in Metro Manila as early as dawn morning of September 16 to late afternoon of September
17, 2017. Delegations are coming from various localities around the Philippines and across Southeast
Asian regions.
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WAMY Philippines staff and some volunteers were stationed at Ninoy Aquino International
Airport (NAIA) Terminal 3. Whereas, on-hold call coming through Terminal 1, 2 and 4 were
immediately responded by Sister Claire B. Laurea, RYC Transportation Head. In some instance, some
arriving delegates managed their way to get directly to the convention venue. Welcome Banners were
set-up to receive and guide the delegates. While random interviews were conducted by RYC Media
Team upon arrival, the delegates were smoothly escorted to take Grab and Uber Car from the airport
to the venue.
The Official Registration is at Great Eastern Hotel Manila, located along Quezon Avenue,
Quezon City. It commenced after lunch and Jumaah Congregational Prayer. Participants arriving in the
morning were welcomed by RYC Secretariat and requested to stay at the lobby of the hotel while
meeting other delegates. Some instructions were given for the smooth registration flow.
The Registration consists of three stages headed by Sister Salimah Pumbaya. WAMY
Philippines local Duat. Stage 1 requires participants to fill-up Attendance Sheet and received the
Convention Kits (Zip Blue folder for Brothers, Zip Pink Folder for Sisters) inclusion of Program Portfolio
(RYC Overview, Learning Objectives, Program Flow, Details of Delegates and its cluster designation),
WAMY Pen and RYC Notebook. In this stage, all participants also received their own group and
accommodation cluster.
Stage 2 is for verification and releasing of other convention items. First step is to confirm
participant’s name in the Master-list of Official Delegates. Upon confirmation, a nametag with printed
participant’s name and their photo are given. Second step is to register for the Workshop Training on
the third day Break-out Sessions. There are two categories for the general participants. First category
is on Managerial Skills for Organizational Operations and second category is Digital Da’wah Workshop.
WAMY Staff of Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand and the Philippines has to attend the WAMY Staff
Training of the third category. Thereafter, a Polo-shirt for the brothers according to their sizes and
Hijab/Veil for sisters with color-coded in accordance with their option of Workshop Training were
given. A general Polo-shirt and Hijab/Veil were also given for the Opening and Closing Program. These
color-coding is for the uniformity during all program sessions such that all brothers are wearing RYC
Light Blue Shirt and sisters Pink Hijab on Opening Program. Whereas, brothers retain the same color
on the second day and Blue Hijab for sisters. In the evening of second day, all delegates are wearing
their Cultural/National Dress. Finally during Break-out sessions on third day, brothers attending
Managerial Skills are wearing RYC Light Green Shirt; for those attending Digital Dawah are wearing RYC
Navy Blue Shirt; and for WAMY Staff brothers attending the WAMY Training are wearing RYC Violet
Shirt; whilst all sisters are wearing Pink Hijab.
Finally, Step 3 is for the Room Accommodation facilitated by Shaykh Albani Pagayawan, Head
of Da’wah & Education Department of WAMY Philippines. The room accommodation plan is in
accordance to gender-wise. All sisters were accommodated in the left-wing of the Hotel venue.
Whereas all brothers were in the right-wing side of the hotel. All participants are staying by two’s or
three’s in one room which coming from different areas to introduce them to new unfamiliar brothers
and sisters and a chance to expand their network and learn from each other’s initiatives.
Photo Documentation (Arrival & Registration)
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Arriving Participants from Mindanao, Philippines at the Airport Arriving some WAMY Staff at the Airport
Other Arriving participants at NAIA 3 Participants escorted to take Grab Car
Random interview at the airport among participants MSA Category delegation with their banner
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Stage 1 of Registration: Attendance Sheet and Kits Stage 2, Step 1 of Registration: Verification, IDs, Workship Sign-up
Stage 2, Step 2 of Registration: RYC Shirts and Hijabs Stage 3 of Registration: Accommodation Plan
WAMY Indonesia Director – Aang Suandi Warga and staff CEMSA delegate from Cebu, Philippines verifying their names on
welcomed by Facilitators upon Registration at the hotel the Master-list of Official Delegates
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Earlier-bird participants socializing with other delegates Jumaah Congregational Prayer
Sisters networking while taking their lunch Brothers greeting one another while sitting together for lunch
Foreign delegates arriving at the Hotel Venue Some WAMY Staff welcomed by RYC Secretariat
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Phase II: Day 1 - Opening Program
The Program commenced with the Reading of the Verse of Holy Qur’an by Shaykh Albani A.
Pagayawan, the Head Da’wah & Education Department of WAMY Philippines. He recited the verse
190-194 of Surah Al-Imran.
Master of Ceremony, Brother Mos-ab Mangurun of Connect Institute Marawi officially broke-
out the silence in the crowd after listening to a beautiful Qur’an recitation by making remarks on
journey the participants’ had to make in order to reach the venue. Mixed emotions among the
crowds, excitement, gladness, and eagerness to learn and share experiences are eminence. An Arrival
Clip prepared by the RYC Media Team shown on both LCD screen in front of the stage. The short clip
consists of random videos and interviews upon arrival to Ninoy Aquino International Airport,
Transport to the hotel and welcome reception at the venue itself.
Dr. Muhammad Redwanur Rahman, Director of WAMY Philippines Office, welcomes everyone
by acknowledging various regional representations at present. There are a total of 10 countries
represented. The largest delegation of course from the Philippines is consisting of 13 cities and
provinces across the country. Dr. Rahman also give a short rationale of the convention, on its
objectives and long term goal.
Dr. Mohammad Al-Omair, a special guest from Dammam, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia preceded
Dr. Rahman, giving the ideation of the theme “Morality in an Information Age”. In his short lecture, he
emphasizes teachings from the Qur’an and Sunnah or practices of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and
blessings upon him). . .
Prof. Dato Abang Abdullah Abang Alih, the Representative of WAMY to Southeast Asia
delivered his short message, stressing the transition of RYC with its brief humble beginning in 2016
inaugurated in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Prof. Abang explained the vanishing morale of the youth in
this information age.
Another special guest, Shaykh Mohammad Zaid Al-Hilal, the Director of WAMY Bangladesh
gave an inspirational message before the audience. He further discussed the importance of Morality in
current generation, encouraging the young ones to be very cautious with the gushing of information
on Social Medias without properly verifying it.
Final messages for the youth were given by the three Directors of WAMY Offices in Southeast
Asia namely Shaykh Shahrin Awaluddin of Malaysia, Shaykh Aang Suandi Warga of Indonesia and
Shaykh Abdulrosid Niringjuerae of Thailand. Each of them expressed their gratitude to WAMY
Philippines Office for the warm welcome and for hosting this year’s Regional Youth Convention. They
further acknowledged the diverse delegation across the regions.
The House Rules were given by Dr. Rahman, underscoring the value of discipline in all aspects.
He then summarized the Program Flow for the next three days. The delegates has been seated
according to their cluster groups. Cluster one (1) through six (6) were gentlemen consisted of 18-19
members respectively. Cluster seven (7) to ten (10) were ladies with 20 members per group. Brother
Adzhar Madjid, Program-In-Charge of RYC introduced the different Facilitators serving as Cluster Head
per group.
Engr. Nabeel Mohammed Al-kadi, the Chief Executive Officer of WAMY Philippines have
concluded the Opening Program. He acknowledges important personalities among the crowd and
thank everyone, primarily the Almighty Creator for safely gathering the guests and participants in the
social hall.
The Opening Program ended by inviting everyone to proceed for the Dinner.
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Photo Documentation (Opening Program)
Venue of the Opening Program (Dynasty Hall) Delegates arriving at the Dynasty Hall
Shaykh Pagayawan reciting Qur’anic verses of Surah Al-Imran Guests and Participants watching RYC Clips Arrival
Master of Ceremony, Brother Mos-ab Mangurun Dr. Redwanur Rahman on his Welcoming Remarks
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Dr. Mohammad Al-Omair delivering his lecture on Morality Prof. Abang Abdullah Abang Ali giving his Short Message
Shaykh Mohammad Al-Hilal on his Inspirational Message Dr. Redwan giving the House Rules
Shaykh Shahrin Awaluddin giving his Short Message Shaykh Aang Suandi Warga giving his Short Message
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Shaykh Abdulrosid Niringjuerae giving his Short Message Engr. Nabeel Al-kadi giving his Closing Remarks
Brother Adzhar Madjid introducing the various Cluster Heads Short cluster introduction
Some brothers and sisters taking photos after the Opening Program
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Phase III: Day 2 - Preparatory Programs
There is nothing more important and blessed than to start the day with the Fajr Prayer to seek under
ALLAH’s protection. All participants woke up as early as 4:30am to prepare for the dawn obligatory prayer. Most of
the delegates especially the gentlemen joined the Congregational Prayer followed by a short Naseehah for around
15-20 minutes led by Dr. Mohammad Al-Omair.
After the Morning Prayer and Eibadah, the group of ladies and gentlemen went on a morning exercises. On
the first day, Atty. Anwarul Wadud led the gentlemen in front of the main gate of the hotel and jogged through
parking lot from the first floor through three and vice versa. Whilst Sister Orakatul Jannat led the ladies at the
swimming pool area. The morning exercises lasted for 40 to 45 minutes.
At 6:00am, everyone is back at their room accommodation for respite and taking shower. The breakfast was
made available from 6:30am to 7:45am at the Dynasty Function Hall, setting the right-wing for the brothers and left-
wing for the sisters.
A call to gather starts at 7:46am until 8:00am, a 15 minutes allowable transition before the official program
starts for the day. This daily routine continues from Day 2 until the last day of the convention.
Photo Documentation (Preparatory Activities)
Congregational Fajr Prayer Morning Exercises
Atty. Anwar giving instruction for morning exercises Sisters taking their Breakfast
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Phase IV: Day 2 - Research Conference on Morality
A series of presentations and discussions officially commemorated the second day of the Convention,
allowing the audience to understand the importance of Research-based advocacy in the academic and community
level with proper application of Morality in all facets.
The overwhelming contemporary issues of the Muslims worldwide pertaining to its socio-cultural relations
are eminent and are less concerns in the academic research as well as less tackled in today’s Da’wah initiatives. The
research conference was held to provide high importance of a long-term objectives of research programs focusing
on Morality with the advent of modern tools of technology. The aim of the conference is to deliver and garner
factual and relevant information to constitute assessments and probable recommendations for future endeavors.
Brother Ahmad Muti of WAMY Indonesia Office led the Qur’an Recitation for the day followed by RYC video
clip for a recap of the first day. Brother Mustapha Dandamun, the President of Student Association for Islamic Affairs
- Central East University chapter in Metro Manila served as the Master of Ceremony for this program.
Session 1 prompted with a Key Note Speech given by Professor Dato Abang Abdullah Abang Alih, the
Regional Representative of WAMY to Southeast Asia. Professor Abang pioneered the Regional Youth Convention
(RYC) held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in November 2016. As an output of the project itself, one successful project
was implemented currently known as “Do Good”, a public service initiative created to promote good universal
principles and inspire positive values that will help make the world a better place for all. Prof. Abang highly
emphasized on leaving a good legacy for the future generation. Finally, Prof. Abang had called on the four Directors
of WAMY Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and the Philippines for the launching of Do Good 2017 Initiatives.
Professor Abdullah Mohammad Zain, the Dean of Technology & Information Science of National University
of Malaysia (UKM) presented a concept paper with the title “Building New Generation: Muslim Information Hub,
Beyond Information-age” in Session 2.
Finally, a Proposition and Open Forum was facilitated by Shaykh Shahrin Awaluddin, Director of WAMY
Malaysia, on Creating Communication and Information Hub: Regional Islamic Information Hub (RIIH) in Session 3. An
interaction between guests and participants was established following thereafter.
Photo Documentation (Research Conference on Morality)
Bro. Ahmad Muti reciting some verses in the Qur’an Prof. Abang on his Key Note Speech
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Launching of Do Good initiatives Prof. Zain presenting his concept paper
Proposition and Open Forum facilitated by Shaykh Shahrin Taufiq Yun Hin Yap, Pres. of MACMA give some feedback
Local participants inquiring anent the initiatives presented

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Phase V: Day 2 – YOUth TALK
YOUth TALK is another research-based platform initiatives showcased in the convention. Emphasizing on the
“YOU” referring to the youth as a catalyst of change and “TALK” as a voice of this Ummah towards better and
healthier society.
YOUthTALK invited three (3) hosts that serve as moderators for the three research topics that WAMY Philippines
Office currently undertaking. On stage, a sofa with chairs similar to that of Talk Show was set up. Each moderator
gave their 10 minutes privilege speech as well as introducing their topic that they are about to discuss with another
three invited guests for another 30 minutes per session. These topics revolve around the main theme “Enrich with
Morality”. It aims to uplift the morale of the Muslim or even non-Muslim communities, whereby applicable, by
virtue of the principle and teachings of Islam. It is subdivided into three categories.
First category is on the Youth in the University which tackle the "Recommended Solutions and Guidelines for
Common Problems and Challenges that Muslim Students facing in the University level institutions in the Philippines
hosted by Sister Shalaine S. Tatu, a Masteral student at University of Santo Tomas. She graduated at Western
Mindanao State University (WMSU) as First Muslim Suma Cum Laude and Class Valedictorian. Her invited guests
were Jamil Faisal Adiong, the President of Cebu Muslim Students Association (CEMSA) based in Visayas. He is
currently a peace advocate who founded the movement “Peace Na Ta”, a campaign aimed at reconciling the
history-old gap between Muslims and non-Muslims Filipinos in the Visayas. Additional guest were Brother Yassen
Ala, the Chief Executive of Filipino Students in Turkey – Istanbul. He is an alumnus of University of the Philippines
Muslim Students Association and now currently based in Metro Manila. The third guest was Sister Sittie Aisah Isah,
a School Teacher at Department of Education – Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (ARMM). Sister Aisah is
currently the Research Coordinator in the institution she is teaching.
The Talk discusses some of the pressing issues nowadays in the universities across the country. The guests
shared their similar experiences and provide recommendations on how to deal with it. Some issues addressed were
prayer area or Musallah in the university, how to perform Prayer or Salah on time when the students is having
interval classes, dealing with prejudices and biases, approaching and making da’wah to non-Muslim among others.
The second category is Muslims and Communities focusing on "Socio-cultural Adaptation of New-Muslims
(Revert) and Born-Muslims in the Philippines." Brother Yusuf Valdez, an Architect by profession and President
Emeritus of New Muslim Care Philippines, is a Revert Muslim who served as the Host and Moderator. With him on
stage was Brother Abdulatip Kanjang, a Born-Muslim and Iyakan by tribe from the province of Basilan. He is the
President of Awladul Islam Organization based in Zamboanga City, Southern Mindanao. In their Da’wah advocacies,
they have the experiences of dealing with Muslims (revert and born-Muslims) as well as Non-Muslims in their
community.
Another invited guest was Sister Benny Jane Espinosa, a Junior and Senior High School instructor at Islamic
Studies, Call and Guidance School (ISCAG). She is a Revert-Muslim based in Cavite, Southern Luzon. She has been
instrumental in propagating Da’wah to her colleagues in the New Muslim communities. The third invited guest was
Sister Jalila Kamid from Marawi City, Central Mindanao. Sister Jalila is a Meranano by tribe and currently the
Ameerah of Lanao Crown Princess. She is actively involved in organizing Islamic related projects around Lanao
areas.
In this session, the group discussed some stories of a New Muslim trying to fit in with the born Muslim, the
needs to address socio-cultural integration, discrimination and tribalism issues, the presence of some hierarchical
society among Muslim-Filipinos and similar others.
Finally, the third category is on Build New Generation discussing the "Limitations of Expected parenting in
unfavorable environment and its Remedies." Sister Luisa “Nadia” Castro, a Faculty Member at Islamic Kasim Tuet
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Memorial College in Hong Kong hosted the show. She is a mother of two children undertaking Islamic and western
education.
Together with her was Sister Salimah “Kakah Sally” Pumbaya, an active Ustadha based in Metro Manila. Kakah
Sally is the Adviser of Sister’s led organization called Mujaddidat and adviser of Students Association for Islamic
Affairs. She has eight children involved in various Islamic youth organizations. Another invited guest was Sister
Jannah Valdez, a Medical Doctor by profession. She was an active member of New Muslim Care Philippines and
currently a full-time housewife raising her two children. Joining them also was Brother Luqman Bin Usman Imam,
President of Philippine Ulama Congress Organization Incorporation. He is a Professor at the Institute of Islamic
Studies, University of the Philippines.
This session addressed Parenting Styles in an unfavorable environment such that in a digital age, living in a non-
Muslim society, the socio-economic conditions, while providing alternative solutions to possible addiction,
distractions, and how to balance parenting and nurturing.
The three YOUthTALK topics which basically progressing on the other hands as Research Works through the
efforts of WAMY Philippines Office, hope to be instrumental for government, academic institutions, think-tank
groups and other intellectuals as basis for fundamental necessity to address the confusion in the Muslim mind and
their socio-cultural affairs. This will also highlight the important information and dissemination and/or any other
deem actions depending on the output and/or recommendation of the researchers at the time of publication.
Photo Documentation (YOUth Talk)
YOUth TALK Stage Sister Shalaine Tatu hosted the First YOUthTALK Session
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Brother Yusof Valdez hosted the Second YOUthTALK Session Sister Nadia Castro hosted the Third YOUthTALK Session
Brother Adzhar Madjid giving the Rationale of the YOUthTALK and Sister Nadia Castro presenting some important facts on the
the Three concepts of Research Works screen that stirs the curiosity of the audience
Brother Yusof Valdez start-off the crowd with his usual lively Kaka Sally Pumbaya explained how she handles kids
greeting and getting acquainted struggling with some ethical concerns
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Dr. Jannah Valdez provides alternative paradigm A sister throw out some querries
of parenting in Digital Age
Participants in the audience giving some feedback
Giving of Tokens to all YOUth TALK players

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Phase VI: Day 2 – Research Simulations
On top of the main objective of Research Program is to mobilize or inform action. It seek to contextualize
any findings within a larger scope of the research to benefits the community. It gives due emphasize on the
implications for policy makers and/or any future projects initiatives.
Student organizations across the Philippines often conduct annual orientation for freshmen Muslim students
in their respective institution. However, beside from power-point presentations and some talks, there is no hand-
outs to be given such as University Manual for Muslim Students. Likewise in the efforts to deliver messages across
communities, preachers commonly use similar methodology to discuss Islam or any topic of interests. And this is
mainly because there is no available publication with an evidence-based interventions or in short lack of a published
research works.
Thus, Research Simulation is an initiatives in order to incite student and youth leaders to inculcate
community and school based research programs as an important aspects of Da’wah works to benefits the Muslim-
Filipinos and neighboring countries in Asia and perhaps any part of the world whereby applicable.
Participants to the Regional Youth Convention were requested to prepare a One-pager research proposal on
topics that ranges from socio-political, cultural, economic, sports, education, health, da’wah, and any topic that suits
their interests. These topics were utilized during the Day 2 of the convention to stimulate active participations
though Project Pitching in delivering innovative ideas, convincing co-delegates, enhance public speaking, and most
importantly appreciate a research-based da’wah initiatives. The time allotment given is very limited yet it does not
prevails the selected participants to come up with a very good result for research project proposals. Brother Adzhar
J. Madjid, RYC Program In-charge and Research Coordinator for WAMY Philippines Research Program, explained the
rules of the preceding.
Research Simulation 1 offers an ideation and identifying research topic. Gentlemen were grouped according
to their initial cluster from one through six whereas ladies clustered from seven to ten making it a ten groups
sourcing out among the crowds of more than 200 young leaders. In this round, almost all participants are able to
express their choice of topic among their own group. Whereas some delegates shared similar ideas and converged,
others became isolated and had to support others. At the end of first round, three (3) chosen topic per cluster were
developed and introduced to the next round.
In Research Simulation 2, each cluster’s chosen topics were presented to other clusters according to the
gender category. Their primary objective is to convince delegates belonging to the other clusters in any way possible
to support their idea, by acquiring the highest number of stars to their proposed research topic/s. Each of the
delegates are given one (1) star at hand and winning them is the challenging part. It necessitates an impressive 90
seconds project pitching and marketing strategy and even fan-club to earn favors. In this round, Top Three (3)
research proposal for male and female category, gaining the highest number of stars were selected.
Research Simulation 3, is the Presentation portion before the panel of judges. Prof. Julkipli Wadi of
University of the Philippines – Institute of Islamic Studies chaired the panelist. Along with him were Prof. Dato Abang
Abdullah Abang Alih of WAMY Southeast Asia, Dr. Isa Hassan of Jamiya Singapore, Brother Abdul Rawuf Hussein of
WAMY Malaysia, Engr. Nabeel Alkadi of WAMY Philippines and Shaykh Mohammad Zaid Alhilal of WAMY
Bangladesh. Most of the judges appreciated the creativity of the presentations and commending a quite number of
topics that were interesting and timely at the current age. Prof. Wadi reminded the selected presenters to give due
attention on technical aspects of a good research paper.
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The winning result of the simulation are as follows.
Male Category:
Rank Research Topic Proposal / Title Cluster & Topic Number

1st Youth Plus Ulamah Cluster 2; Topic 1
2nd Faith Circle: A Tool for Counselling for the Youth On Problems Cluster 4; Topic 1
of LGBT, Depression & Extremism
3rd Encouraging Morality in Youth by Volunteerism Cluster 3; Topic 1
Female Category:
Rank Research Topic Proposal / Title Cluster & Topic Number

1st The Perception of Elder Ulama in the Challenge to Propagate Cluster 8; Topic 2
Islam in a Millennial Age
2nd Introducing and Application of Islamic perspective to born – Cluster 9; Topic 1
Muslim HOMESEXUAL
3rd Your smart phone: A window to authentic Islamic information Cluster 8; Topic 1
in the Philippines
The above winners shall work with WAMY Philippines Office through Da’wah & Education Department’s
special project on Research Programs. A small research grant shall be provided in order for the conduct of the
research proposal identified above which subject for further studies and evaluation.
Photo Documentation (Research Simulation)
Prof. Julkipli Wadi delivering his Speech on Understanding Research-based da’wah advocacy
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Bro. Adzhar Madjid on Research Simulation Briefing Prof. Abang Ali emphasizing the importance of Research
Simulation I - Ideation: A Facilitator briefing the member of his Simulation I - Ideation: A Sister ready with her well-prepared
cluster before the Actual Simulation Research idea presenting to her cluster
Simulation I- IDeation: A sister utilizing her laptop to present her Simulation II - Ideation: Brothers sharing their brilliant ideas
proposed topic before her clustermate among different clusters
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Simultaneous Discussion among brothers and sisters
Simulation II – Pitching: convincing other clusters Simulation II – Pitching: Random clusters going for a stars
Simulation II – Pitching: Questions and Answers among clusters Simulation II – Pitching: Creative presentations
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Simulation III: Brothers discussing their final presentation Simulation III – Final Presentation: Sisters finalizing
their cluster output
Simulation III: Sister presents their Smart Phone topic Simulation III: delegate from Hong Kong presents cluster topic
Simulation III: Delegate from Malaysia presenting chosen topic Simulation III: Delegate from Philippines responding to queries
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Phase VII: Day 2 – Cultural Presentations
BUILDING BRIDGES OF INTERCULTURAL UNDERSTANDING

Contributed By: Almirah Tabao Amin, RYC Alumna & Facilitator
Editor: Adzhar J. Madjid
Promoting Intercultural Learning among various tribal groups in different places across the Philippines, a cultural
show was showcased on the second night of the convention. Delegates hailing from different regions and countries
participated by showing off a part of their culture to the audience. It was done through minimal dancing, wearing of
elaborated cultural costumes, role-playing, exhibition and even performing martial arts. The cultural show however
set boundaries and definition between culturally-oriented and that of Islamic faith.
Aside from exhibiting their culture in front of the viewers, it also became a medium for the delegates to showcase
their talents. This paved way to further develop their performance and social skills through the appreciation of other
people’s culture. It was a momentous event for the delegates, considering the Philippines as an archipelagic and
diverse country.
The cultural show started with the delegates from Iligan City. Flaunting their costumes to the crowd, they presented
by giving a glimpse of their historical background and origins. Wonderful and well-decorated props of the Meranao
were presented, ranging from Singkil, Kampilan, to beautifully ornamented Malong, Sutra, Landap, Surban, and
other symbolic dresses of the Meranaos residing in City of Iligan.
Putting on display their significant landmarks, the delegates from Cotabato highlighted their rich history of bravery
and ancestry through a video presentation narrated by their representative.
Making awareness of the existence of a specific group of minority people in a particular place is not a very simple
thing to do, but that is what the delegates from Cebu just did. They started by promoting tourism to their place, and
eventually carried out a mini role-playing by showing the consequences of war in Marawi to the lives of its
inhabitants. Furthermore, it was followed by a speech about the challenges of being a Muslim in a predominantly
Christian community.
The delegates from Marawi exceeded the expectations by suddenly evoking a dramatic environment with their
presentation. The performance delivers speech with role playing relevant to the recent crisis in the Islamic City of
Marawi. Such a remarkable presentation as they leave the audience crying their hearts out with their sympathy to
the victims, strengthening the principle of unity in most difficult time amidst diversity.
Delegates from the biggest city of the Philippines, the participants of Davao presented their lively culture in a form of
an informative video presentation. It intends to showcase the beauty of Davao to invite the viewers to visit their
place. The Palawan group likewise showed a video presentation of the island, and distributed some of their
delicacies to the guests and general audience. Palawan amiable delegates also distributed key chains as many as
they can.
Cagayan de Oro also known as the Golden City of Friendship paved their diversity when it comes to culture and
history. They further expressed how it is used as a unifying factor to promote a peaceful coexistence among its
dwellers.
Extroverting their strength and skills in the field of martial arts, the delegates from Zamboanga City gave an actual
performance of Masterful Silat Dance. The audience was left standing from their seats just to catch a glimpse of the
act. It further exuberate the audience to find out that the performers are members of the Philippines Silat Team.
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The merged Tausog and Iyakan representatives from Basilan pulled off a cultural dance performance while a
narration is on-going, inducing a spirited atmosphere among the audience. It showcased Basilan’s best Pansak Si
Laley and the Tausog Pangalay.
Such cultural presentation further strengthened the ties and established respect among delegates of various cultural
orientations especially among Muslim-Filipinos, which is an essential factor in building a harmonious flow of
interaction and collaboration. After all, ALLAH SWT mentioned in Surah Al-Hujurat that people are created into male
and female, clustered in different tribes and nations, for them to be acquainted to one another.
Photo Documentation (Cultural Presentation)
Delegates from Iligan performing Singkil A video presentation of Delegates from Cotabato
Delegates from Marawi delivers speech with role playing Representative from Davao narrated their lively culture
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Delegates from Cagayan expressed how it is used as a unifying The merged Tausog and Iyakan representatives from Basilan
factor to promote a peaceful coexistence among its dwellers pulled off a cultural dance performance
Zamboanga delegates actual performance of Masterful Silat Dance A group picture of differrent delegates
Engr. Nabeel Al-kadi serenade the audience with his Nasheed Group photo of some Male delegate
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Phase VIII: Day 3 – Skills Development Programs
Trending nowadays are the formulation and/or establishment of youth organizations in various schools and
communities around the world. Unfortunately, coupled with this growing development is also the collapsed of
the former. One important reason of such case is the lack of technical skills and competencies among its
outward officers and usurping members. Furthermore, the advent of internet is unstoppable which both
millennial and booming has to adapt to such technologies. Whether we like it or not, it has become innate in the
everyday lives of this generation.
In this part of break-out sessions, participants previously chose their own skills development program (SDP)
track upon registration on Day 1. Such program would help them as an individual and for them to further apply it
to their respective field of advocacies and organization. The whole day sessions were divided into three groups.
These are Managerial Skills for Organizational Operations, Digital Da’wah Workshop and WAMY Staff Training.
Track A: Managerial Skills for Organizations

Contributed by: Datu Moden C. Talandig, RYC Alumnus & Facilitator
Managerial Skills for Organization was facilitated by Brother Aman Ali, an invited guest who came all the way
from London, United Kingdom. Brother Aman is currently the London Regional Manager of Muslim Engagement
and Development (MEND).
Brother Aman Ali divided the training into morning session as absorption of input and afternoon for
application of learning. The participants were clustered according to male and female and strictly implement the
gender sensitivity in Islam including time management. The following is his concentration of the workshop:
Session 1 - Leaders in Islamic Organizations

 The qualities of Islamic Management
 The main roles of Islamic Management
 The accountability in Islamic Management
 Bridge exercise (interactive workshop)
Session 2 - Best practice of Organizations
 Obedience in Islamic organization
 Consultation and decision making in Islamic organization
 How to carry out 1-2-1's (interactive workshop)
Session 3 - Tarbiyyah and Tazkiyyah for Organisations
 Personal Development of a member of an Islamic Organization
 Developing an activist in an Islamic organization
 Improvement of the standard of a worker in Islamic organization
 Solidarity in Islamic Organization
 The ideal member (Interactive workshop)
In the morning session, Bro. Aman discusses the book of Stephen R. Covey entitled the “7 Habits of Highly
Effective People” – a top selling book proving the principle of fairness, integrity, honesty, and human dignity, and
some Quranic verses as the foundation of the discussion. By application, Brother Aman inculcated some
modification inclusion of Islamic teaching and principles (Hadith and Sunnah) and its relationship to the modern
structure and environment of day-to-day conditions in the organization.
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He further discussed the importance and role of each position from head down to member including the
contribution of the volunteers. Next, he presented the etiquette and Islamic aspect in response to some
foreseen challenges in program’s planning and implementations. For instance, he mentioned that in some cases,
there were some thin issues in partnering to some Ulamah or Islamic Scholars. It is vital to pay respect to the
wisdom-bearers or the Ulamah in order to establish a harmonious relationship between the young ones and the
once young.
After the intensive sessions in the morning, the participants were given opportunity to apply the concepts
they have learned. The student leaders were divided into different groups and they were given case analysis.
Each group was given three case analysis and forty minutes of group discussion on the case and present solution
to the problems. After the group discussion, each group were asked to response to their respective cases.
In order to scrutinize the level of teamwork within the group, Bro. Aman presented a team building activity
that would measure their cooperation, creativity and leadership capacity called “Building a Tower” using noodle
stick and marshmallow. In this game, each group were given fifteen minutes to build tower using the given
materials and whoever has the highest tower and stand still will be the winner. The game really challenge the
patience of each group and after the given time, surprisingly, two groups of women won the game even though
their numbers were small compare to men. In contrast, majority of men group’s tower collapsed. As result, the
significant of women in the organization as said by our trainer play a major role to contain conflicts and balance
of any circumstances.
Accordingly, synthesis is a part of any implemented program is important because it emphasizes area of
improvement and strengthens the relations of people within the organization through appreciation of volunteer
works. Thus, Bro. Aman seeks insights and reflections from the participants wherein majority of them shares
positive feedback and appreciation. RYC Organizers also prepared a set of questionnaires and coined it as “Quiz
Deen” to refresh the memories of the participating audience about basic knowledge of the Islamic faith.
Whereas, WAMY Philippines Office through the RYC Program Secretariat presented a small Tokens of
Appreciation to Brother Aman Ali as Guest Trainer. The program ended with a Commemorative Photos with all
participants.
Photo Documentation (SDP on Managerial Skills)
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Brother Aman Ali on his series of workshops on Managerial Skills A photo glimpse at the backstage
Ladies and gentlemen in action during Tower Building Activity A group of brothers after erecting their Tower
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Sister in action in one of the Team Building Activity Group of brothers on their Performance Activity
Participant one-on-one with Brother Aman Ali Group discussion and teamwork during workshop proper
Kakah Sally giving instruction of the Quiz Deen Mission Accomplish for this young men
A sister give feedback during Evaluation Session
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Commemorative photo of SDP on Managerial Skills with Brother Aman Ali of MEND UK
Track B: Digital Da’wah Workshop
Contributed by: Sohaimen Agal, RYC Alumnu & Facilitator
The major problem faced by the millennial Ummah of today is that they are looking for emotional,
psychological and at some point, spiritual support from those other than their parents and their families. The
audiences now are already not among the Jama’ah in the Masaajid, not the seminar attendees in auditoriums, and
not even the students in classrooms. They are account users of facebook, 62nstagram, twitter, viber, youtube,
google, and wherever portals this digital world opens them to. This is the status quo of the generation of the youth
nowadays where everyone is very much inclined in the world of modern technology.
Thus, Digital Da’wah Workshop was specially designed to address social media etiquettes. This is a continual
development of a new Digital Media community from RYC 2016 and in order to equip the participant to this
workshop with the proper Da’wah utilizing social media. The workshop was facilitated by Do Good Team of WAMY
Malaysia.
The DoGood project was implemented to correct misconceptions, rebuttal misinformation, share the beauty
of Islam and promote Muslim icons as exemplary characters to emulate. The project was efficiently introduced then
that it called every participants to be encouraged and equally thrilled to become contributing volunteers of the good
quest.
The challenging part was to invite participants understand and inculcate in their minds wholeheartedly self-
reminders upon bringing them to the cause of nurturing information-age Da’e. The seminar-workshop was crafted to
be an encouraging guide for those who would just begin photo and video editing and to be a complementary guide
for those who had already begun. The chance to showcase the finished videos of every participant was
acknowledged and played during the series of lectures such as the short film of Mindanao State University – Iligan
Institute of Technology Muslim Student Association (MIMSA) entitled “Salimot” and also their music video entitled
Bolos Ka Kalilintad (Welcome Peace) and other several videos shared by the delegates.
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Interestingly, different software for graphic design, photo editing and video editing were introduced to the
participants. Different online and mobile applications of music, photo and video that are made available and
downloadable for all users were introduced as well. A proper etiquettes and morality using electronic
communications and social media in delivering the goodness of Islam was delivered by Sister Farwina Faroque, Do
Good Member of Team Malaysia. Sister Farwina instilled the importance of social media to the young audience, as
she quoted “it could be a tool to spread the beautiful teaching of Islam”. Another workshop proper and actual
demonstration of the use of video editing software Da Vinci Resolve was led by Brother Fakhrul Shahbudin where
participants had actively involved.
Likewise, RYC Organizers have prepared a set of questionnaires coined as “Quiz Deen” to refresh the
memories of the participating audience to this workshop on basic knowledge of the Islamic faith.
The seminar-workshop ended with the awarding of tokens and appreciation to the distinguished guests and
speakers on behalf of WAMY Philippines and Country Host of RYC. And of course, a culminating group photo was
taken.
Photo Documentation (Digital Da’wah)
Bother Fakrul of Do Good Team conducting the Workshop Brothers and sisters watching Digital Da’wah clips
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Working break for this group of sisters Sisters having a Brainstorming for Digital Da’wah workshop
Do Good Team booth at the backstage A brother presenting his output
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Commemorative photo of Digital Da’wah team and participants with the organizer
Track C. I – Directorate Meeting
This meeting served as an agenda-setting to sustain and determine the future community of WAMY in the South
East Asia region. Directors from Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and the Philippines delivered their respective office’s
reports on the accomplishment and progressing projects in their respective region and presented opportunities for
collaborations between the regions. In addition, WAMY Bangladesh Office was also present therewith and had
participated in the meeting. Some spectators present were organizations and institutions from Singapore, Cambodia,
Hong Kong and Malaysia.
The Regional Directors provided feedback and recommendation/s of the overall output of the RYC2017 and
further decide as to where the next RYC2018 be held. The meeting was presided by Professor Dato’ Abang Abdullah
Abang Ali, the WAMY Representative to Southeast Asia.
Below is the minutes of the meeting prepared by Ms. Asmarani Abdullah of WAMY Malaysia Secretariat and has
been duly noted by Prof. Abang Abdullah Abang Ali.
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World Assembly of Muslim Youth

1-1, Jalan Putra 3, Taman Putra Kajang,
43000 Kajang, Selangor, Malaysia.
Phone : 603-8740 6344
Fax : 603-8741 6343
MINUTES OF 2nd WAMY SEASIA REGIONAL MEETING
Date: 19 November 2017 (Sunday)

30 Safar 1439H
Time: 08.00 am
Venue: Great Eastern Hotel, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines
Attendees: Emeritus Professor Dato’ Abang Abdullah Abang Ali : South- East Asia Representative
Mr. Shahrin Awaludin : Malaysia Office
Mr. Muhammad Redwanur Rahman : Philippines Office
Eng. Nabeel Mohammed Al Khadi : Philippines Office
Mr. Aang Suandi Warga : Indonesia Office
Mr. Abdulrosid Niringjuerae : Thailand Office
Mr. Muhammad Faozi Yaena : Thailand Office
Dr. Raus Mansasry : Cambodia Office
Mr. Mohammed Z. Alhilal : Bangladesh Office
Mrs. Asmarani Abdullah : Malaysia Office – Secretariat
Observer: Dr. Isa Hassan : Singapore

Ustaz Andi Kitta : Singapore
1. The meeting commenced with thanks to all members and started with recitation of Quran by Mr.
Foazi from Thailand Office.
2. OPENING REMARKS BY WAMY SEASIA REP.

The Chairman, Dato’ Abang Abdullah welcomed all WAMY representatives from WAMY Offices in
the SEAsia Region and also representatives from Singapore Jamiyah as observers.
2.1 CONFIRMATION OF MINUTES OF 1st WAMY SEASIA REGIONAL MEETING

Minutes of 1st WAMY SEAsia Regional Meeting was confirmed without any amendment.
2.2 MATTERS ARISING

2.2.1 Minutes 3: Newsletter
Meeting was informed that WAMY Malaysia Office already published WAMY Bulletin Edition
01 for 2017 and will be sent to Riyadh Office for information.
Reminded attendees to follow procedures and systems from Riyadh Office.
2.2.2 On Minutes 4: Regional Projects / Investment, meeting was informed that:
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WAMY Malaysia has already bought a piece of land that cost RM3.6 million in Putrajaya and
10% deposit has been paid. However, Riyadh Office has cancelled the purchase of the
land and WAMY Malaysia will try to get back the deposit, if a new buyer can be found.
The purpose of acquiring the land was to develop a WAMY Centre for the region.
2.3 REPORT ON 2nd REGIONAL YOUTH CONVENTION (RYC 2017)

2nd Regional Youth Convention (RYC2017) with a theme Morality in an Information Age was
successfully organized by WAMY Philippines. More than 200 participants attended the 2-day
gathering of youths in the SEAsia region, with focus on encouraging research among the
youths and launching the Do Good digital da’wah platform.
Meeting was informed by Dr. Redwanur that the budget for RYC 2017 has not been
approved by Riyadh Office.
2.4 REGIONAL PROJECTS AND INVESTMENT
2.4.1 Indonesia Office Report (Ustaz Aang)
Presentation on Leadership Project.
Reminder from Dr. Redwanur:
The report to be presented should be the last year project (1438H), not the project
that has been running in the past 4-5 years.
The Chairman reminded to focus on the regional Leadership project, and not on the
country project.
2.4.2 Malaysia Office Report (Prof. Emeritus Dato’ Abang Abdullah)

The Digital Dawah Project has been started and successfully launched under the Do
Good platform using Portal, facebook, 67nstagram and youtube during RYC2017.
Do Good team invites supporters and volunteers to contribute messages and videos.
A video production competition was organized and the winner was awarded during
RYC2017.
2.4.3 Thailand Office Report (Ustaz Abdulrosid)

Presentation on Training Project;
- Lack of qualified professionals such as doctors and engineers in Thailand.
- Need to improve time and financial management.
2.4.4 Philippines Office Report (Dr. Redwanur)

- The Philippines Office apologized for overlooking the Sponsorship Project.
- Other offices are required to provide assistance to WAMY Philippines Office.
2.5 COUNTRY REPORT BY WAMY OFFICES
2.5.1 Indonesia Office (Ustaz Aang)
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Programs and activities were presented and several comments are as follows:
- Main focus should be on youth activities.

- Not only to limit to those from Islamic background, but to include students from
other fields.
2.5.2 Thailand Office (Ustaz Abdulrosid)

Report for 1438H was presented and noted.
2.5.3 Malaysia Office (Ustaz Shahrin)

Report for 1438H was presented.
Comments from Dr. Ridwanur:

- Good report and served as an example to other WAMY Offices.
- To adopt this standard format for reporting.
- To share projects and activities with other countries
2.5.4 Philippines Office (Engr Nabeel)

- Good videos
- To be shared with other regional offices.
2.5.5 Report by other WAMY Representative

A. Bangladesh
- Not allowed by the Government of Bangladesh to register under any Act or

services.
- Difficulty in getting financial support and run programs.
- Dato’ Abang Abdullah shall communicate with Riyadh Office to allow WAMY
Bangladesh to associate with WAMY SEAsia.
- Any specific suggestion can be proposed to Regional SEAsia Representative.
B. Singapore
- To be in contact with the Representative of SEAsia Region in Kuala Lumpur
and willing to contribute to WAMY regional activities. Prof. Abang Abdullah
and Mr Shahrin have visited a few organisations in Singapore.
C. Cambodia
- Welcomed Cambodia Representative to participate in WAMY SEAsia.
- Application to join WAMY has been supported by Malaysia but yet to be
approved by Riyadh Office. Prof. Abang Abdullah and Mr Shahrin have visited
Cambodia.
- Will invite Laos and Vietnam to participate in WAMY SEAsia activities
D. Hong Kong
Appeal on the construction of Sheung Shui Masjid:
- Not enough funding to start construction, despite having land for the Muslim
community.
- Long pending project.
- To get support from the region.
Open Discussion
- Intend to start the leadership training, with focus on top leadership, at the
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regional level.
- To determine training needs.
- Financial – Philippines Office will try to solve the problem.
- To reduce costs of operations and activities where possible.
- To generate income, when organizing activities.
- To help organize WAMY 4-yearly International Conference in 2018 in Malaysia.
- Suggestion from Philippines Office:
 To meet every four months if possible.
 To look for financial sponsors for activities.
 Indonesia – to handle for the regional training and email proposal to
Regional Secretariat in Malaysia.
- WAMY Thailand – to host next Regional Meeting in November 2018 in Pattaya.
Comment from Representative from Thailand

- Suggested to run the training program and all WAMY Offices can join.
- Should focus more on regional and international activities.
- To share all news and reports.
Comment from Representative from Bangladesh

- Reminded not to organize programs using money from other organization.
Comment from Representative from Indonesia

- To renew the MOA and have an account for transferring the money from
Riyadh.
Comment from Representative from Philippines

- To be very careful about receiving of money.
- To get permission from Riyadh Office to run the program.
Chairman
- To share news and information with the region and to create WAMY SEAsia
regional facebook.
- Feel glad and welcome Bangladesh’s intention to associate WAMY SEAsia.
The meeting adjourned at 12.20 pm and ended with Tasbih Kifarah and Surah Al-Asr.
Photo Documentation (Regional Directorate Meeting)
Prof. Abang Abdullah Ali presiding the meeting Attendees of the Regional Directorate Meeting
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Shk. Abdulrosid giving an updates on WAMY Thailand Brother Ahmad introducing some project of WAMY Indonesia
Shk. Shahrin on his updates on WAMY Malaysia Dr. Redwan giving updates on WAMY Philippines initiatives
Engr. Nabeel Al-kadi talking about WAMY Philippines Orphans Dep’t Shk. Aang Suandi on his updates of WAMY Indonesia
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Sister Nadia Castrom, guest from Hong Kong, introduced their intitiatives Dr. Raus Mansasry, Guest from Cambodia introduce their activities
Dr. Isa, guest from Singapore, shared their da’wah initiatives Shk. Al-hilal of WAMY Bangladesh explaining some key points
Prof. Abang closing the meeting MAMCA of Malaysia giving Tokens to WAMY Philippines
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WAMY Malaysia giving Tokens to WAMY Thailand WAMY Thailand Office giving Tokens to WAMY Philippines
Everyone receiving a Jacket and Philippines Hand-made Backpack given by WAMY Philippines Office
WAMY Malaysia giving tokens to WAMY Philippines WAMY SEA Offices commemorative photo with some guests
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Track C. II - Training for WAMY Staff
WAMY by principle is able to sustain its operation with and without direct supervision from the international
headquarter. This is a milestone that is worth to acknowledge. However, this doesn’t excuse the fact that staff of
international offices necessitate changes which requires them to be equipped and rejuvenated to successfully run
the organization even after transition. This series of trainings were especially designed to get experiences and ideas
for better sustainability of the regional branches to ensure efficiency in all WAMY related activities/projects. The
training aim to assist all staff, if deem possible, of WAMY in the South East Asian region.
Prof. Abdullah Abang Ali, WAMY Representative to Southeast Asia, conducted the training on Management
and its facets. In his lecture, he emphasized the Importance of Time, Managing Work and People, Financial/Money,
and Traits of a Good Manager.
Photo Documentation (Training for WAMY Staff)
WAMY Staff Training attendees Prof. Abang on Management Process
Dr. Omair of Dammam, KSA giving some input Performing Nasheed led by Shk. Aang Suandi of WAMY Indonesia
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WAMY SEA offices seated next to each other Prof. Abang Abdullah Ali giving his lecture on Management
Prof. Abang Ali on Managing People Dr. Redwan giving his feedback
Prof. Abang Abdullah Ali entertaining some queries Roundtable discussion among WAMY SEA Staff
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Ice breaker Shk. Shahrin giving some remarks
Phase IX: Day 3 – Closing & Awarding Programs and Evaluation Sessions
Contributed By: Mos-ab Mangurun, RYC Alumnus & Facilitator

The gravity that lies at the end of any event, often feels heavier, and a little sad. It is where the organizers
have to patch up together the myriad of experiences each participant has. In a way, it is a means by which the
program achieves the clarity of its meaning, where the delegates can finally have a glimpse of what the program has
been about. The challenge for a closing program therefore, is to make sure it does that.
RYC 2017’s closing program was structured as a simple ceremony, where everyone have given the opportunity to
express their experiences in the conclusion of the 3-day event. Despite the instruction to speak with formality and
brevity, it was quite difficult for the sharers to remain unemotional. For many, this convention has totally changed
their perspectives in life. For others, it ignited further their passion for Islamic Works. Much of the feedback were
expressions of gratitude and thankfulness for getting a chance to participate in one of the largest gathering of
Muslim young leaders around the country. Delegates from different parts of the Philippines and those attending
from foreign countries shows appreciation to WAMY in general for providing such an avenue to molds and connect
young individuals in a moderate Islamic environment.
On top of the closing program, two of the stellar personalities in Manila was also invited to grace it. Ms. Flordeliza T.
Villaseñor, Director of Museo ng Maynila, spoke passionately about the importance of ethics in the digital world,
thereby reinforcing the general message of the Convention. Dir. Villaseñor reiterated four (4) key point learnings to
summarize the 3-day convention revolving around Ethical Concerns namely Privacy, Accuracy, Accessibility and
Property. Psupt. Crizaldo O. Nieves, DDDA of Quezon City Police District, although he preferred to be seated silently
on the presidential table along with her wife, also made a well-appreciated presence.
After this followed the highlight of the evening: the awarding ceremony for the winners of the different categories.
The victors are as follows:
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Individual Awards
Name of the Award Male Category Female Category
Best Participant Hobaib Saiben Jalilah Kamid
President, Moro Lab Ameerah, Crown Princess
Marawi City, Philippines Marawi City, Philippines
Most Participative Junaide Man Fatima Star Lamalan
Research Assitant, UNIMAS Vice-president, SALAM ADDU
Sarawak, Malaysia Davao, Philippines
DoGood Best Short Video Contest N/A Saliha Usman Mohammad
President, Precious Muslimah
Metro Manila, Philippines
Group Awards
Name of the Award Category Group/Cluster
Best Cluster Male Cluster 2
Female Cluster 8
Best Presentation for Cultural Night First Place Iligan City
Second Place Marawi City
Third Place Zamboanga City
The selection of the abovementioned awardees was among the most difficult tasks delegated to the organizers, as
there were often always numerous strong contenders in each category. The Delegates who were gathered for the
convention never failed to showcase how the best minds from their home cities work. There were too much
activism, too much strength, too much promises that the event opened up. It was like for the first time, a hidden
constellation that will be the strength of this Ummah revealed itself in a dark uncertain sky. With this one realizes
that truly Almighty Creator has given us the strength to counter the challenges of our time. The youth of this
Ummah, as reflected by the Convention, is the investment that our current leaders must never fail to take.
The program closed solemnly by Dr. Muhammad Redwanur Rahman, head of WAMY Philippines, thanking everyone
who made the event successful. Truly, RYC 2017 has the mark of a successful and beneficial event, an effort that we
all need to have and sustain, especially in these dark times.
Photo Documentation (Closing/Awarding & Evaluation Session)
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Prof. Abang Ali giving few words Arrival of the Guests
Audience listening well to the message of the Guest Speaker Dir. Villaseñor on her Inspirational Message
A brother thanking WAMY for the opportunity A sister giving her feedback in the duration of the Convention
Giving of Awards for Best Participant (Male) Giving of Awards for Best Participant (Female)
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Giving of Awards for Most Participative (Female) Best Cluster Awardees (Female)
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First (1 )Placer of Research Simulation Second (2 ) Placer of Research Simulation
Third (3rd ) Placer of Research Simulation Winner of Do Good Short Video Contest
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Best Cluster Awardees (Male) Best Cluster Awardees (Female)
Best Cluster Awardees (Male) Dr. Redwanur giving his Closing Remarks
Photo opportunity with the Guest Speaker Giving of Plaque of Appreciation for the Guest
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Phase X: Day 4 - Breakfast Networking & Departure
The last day of the convention was filled with anticipation and eagerness to start something new and sustain
existing endeavors. Delegates for the last time converged during breakfast to finally bid farewell for one another.
Nevertheless, the farewell was never dull as group per cluster, region and even those sharing similar advocacies
were seated next to each other in a round table to discuss implementation of their identified initiatives.
Whereas, staff of WAMY Philippines were also present therewith to facilitate some discussion on possible
collaborations and engagement among participants. The Da’wah & Education Department initially announced its
future objective to launch a Core Group of Volunteers for WAMY Regional Club in the Philippines. Brother Adzhar J.
Madjid and Shaykh Albani Pagayawan, assured the participants that WAMY Philippines will continue to provide
opportunities for the youth organizations in the Philippines. In the hope to do more for this Ummah, various
delegations have pledged to continue working in their respective schools and communities, as well as in becoming
an active volunteers for WAMY.
Exchanges of contact numbers, email address, groups and pages, websites and blogs, and of course hugs and
handshakes dominated the Departure Area at the lobby and Breakfast Hall. May ALLAH SWT accept the sincere
efforts of the organizers, the guest speakers, volunteers and facilitators, the active participation of the delegates,
and unwavering support of the sponsors and donors to make Regional Youth Convention 2017 a success.
Photo Documentation (Networking & Departure)
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Prepared in good faith:
Adzhar J. Madjid Dr. Muhammad Redwanur Rahman

Program In-Charge WAMY Philippines
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World Assembly of Muslim Youth ‫الندوة العالمية للشباب اإلسالمي‬

WORLD A SSEMBLY OF M USLIM YOUTH – P HILIPPINES OFFICE

II. PROGRAM TITLE:

III. PROGRAM RATIONALE:

Introducing RYC 2017

Official Banner of the Research Simulations

Official Banner for SDP on Managerial Skills for Organizational Operations

Official Banner for Digital Da’wah Workshop

Official Banner for WAMY Staff Training

Official Banner for WAMY Directorate Meeting

Shk. SHAHRIN AWALUDIN Engr. NABEEL MOHAMMED AL-KADI

VI. PARTNER ORGANIZATIONS:

WAMY Thailand – Partner Office WAMY Indonesia – Partner Office

Shk. ABDULROSID NIRINGJUERAE Shk. AANG SUANDI WARGA

World Assembly of Muslim Youth (WAMY) International Logo – Approving Office

VII. AREA OF EXECUTION:

The Great Eastern Hotel Manila Great Eastern Hotel Logo

VIII. DATE OF EXECUTION:

IX. THE PARTICIPANTS:

Step 1 – Application Form.

Application Form Template/Format:

Screening & Selection Committee Members

Pagayawan, Albani A. Hussein, Abdul Rawuf Madjid, Adzhar J.

Screening some paper applications Archived Application Forms per Area

Virtual Meetings (Digital Age)

Acceptance Letter Template

4) For Metro Manila participants, plane ticket itinerary is not mandatory.

Name on your Passport

Confirmation of Acceptance Template

Convention Reminder Template

MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIATIONS (MSAS)

MUSLIM STUDENTS ASSOCIATIONS & YOUNG PROFESSIONALS

YOUNG PROFESSIONALS AND GENERAL AUDIENCE

THE DELEGATES AT GLANCE

SL Areas Total Male Clusters Female Clusters

This year’s theme is “Morality in an Information-age”.

XII. Programs Committee:

Committee Description In-charge

XIV. Program Concept

Regional Youth Convention 2017

Research and Digital

1. DoGood Launching 1. Managerial Skills Workshop 1. Directorate Meeting

Phase I: Day 1 - Arrival & Registration

Photo Documentation (Arrival & Registration)

Other Arriving participants at NAIA 3 Participants escorted to take Grab Car

Earlier-bird participants socializing with other delegates Jumaah Congregational Prayer

Photo Documentation (Preparatory Activities)

Congregational Fajr Prayer Morning Exercises

Photo Documentation (Research Conference on Morality)

Launching of Do Good initiatives Prof. Zain presenting his concept paper

Local participants inquiring anent the initiatives presented

Photo Documentation (YOUth Talk)

Participants in the audience giving some feedback

Giving of Tokens to all YOUth TALK players

Rank Research Topic Proposal / Title Cluster & Topic Number

Rank Research Topic Proposal / Title Cluster & Topic Number

Photo Documentation (Research Simulation)

Simultaneous Discussion among brothers and sisters

Phase VII: Day 2 – Cultural Presentations