Six converts to Islam in the Punitive and Correctional Institution in Ajman

The Punitive and Correctional Institution in the Ajman Police General Command has achieved a remarkable achievement in its educational and advocacy journey, which aims to reform and rehabilitate the institution’s inmates by converting 6 new inmates to Islam within three months, bringing the number of inmates who converted to Islam in the Punitive and Correctional Institution in Ajman to 47 in five years. Lt. Colonel Muhammad Mubarak Al Ghafli, Director of the Punitive and Correctional Institution Department, said that the Ajman Police, in cooperation and coordination with the administration of the Humaid Bin Rashid Charitable Foundation, was keen to organize lectures in several languages ​​and create a religious and cultural atmosphere for the inmates. It aims to increase religious faith and consolidate the principles of Islam in the hearts of the inmates, which contributes to correcting their behavior and not returning to committing the crime. The Sheikh Abdullah bin Humaid Al Nuaimi Award for the memorization of the Noble Qur’an played a major role, which resulted in the inmates embracing Islam. Lieutenant-Colonel Al-Ghafli explained that the six inmates converted to Islam after being influenced by the efforts made in advocating and introducing the religion of Islam. They are three inmates of Filipino nationality, one inmate of Indian nationality and two from Ghana and Nepal. The director of the Department of the Punitive and Correctional Institution expressed his happiness with this achievement, stressing that the conversion of the six inmates to Islam is a distinguished and great achievement for the institution, and a good fruit that it reaps due to the efforts made to reform and rehabilitate the inmates to be able to re-engage in their societies as good and productive individuals for their families and their families.