For Ustaz Mohd Iqbal, the event was important to dispel negative stereotypes about dogs. But even for him, the event was groundbreaking. "This is the first time I've given a religious talk to many non-Muslims. "I've always wanted to try giving dawah (preaching) through an urban approach. It's a wonderful experience," he said. Uztaz Mohd Iqbal explained that while Muslims have to be aware when dealing with dogs - they have to be in an environment of cleanliness when conducting religious rites - this does not mean dogs should be treated as hina (contemptible).
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