The Orang Asli are Malaysia's original inhabitants, forming an integral part of the nation’s cultural and historical identity. Although a minority, it is our collective responsibility to support their welfare and provide necessary assistance. The primary goal of our programs is to improve their living conditions while introducing aspects of Islam to encourage its adoption as a comprehensive way of life. To achieve this goal, COMRADE IIUM has implemented a variety of programmes, such as teaching them basic Islamic information and giving them access to mosques where they can learn more about Islam and its values.

Community Outreach for Orang Asli Development (COMRADE) is a club that is responsible for engaging IIUM students with Orang Asli in social projects in order to promote development in terms of infrastructure, mentality, and spiritual enhancement for Orang Asli. It is meant to continue helping and maintaining the effort of delivering da’wah to the aborigine community as the main target. In order to serve the ummah better, especially our main target group which is the aboriginal community, COMRADE has been organizing many programs that mainly focus on the development of the aborigine community as their main objective to provide education theoretically and practically to the villagers as well as to help in the development of the aboriginal community. This program's overarching purpose is to instill the Orang Asli with a sense of exposure to the religion while engaging with them in a fun way. 

Hence, we would like to propose a continuity program named ‘Projek Peduli Asli 3.0’, which focuses on cultural exchange and strengthening the bond between the Orang Asli community and the committee through various meaningful activities. These include enhancing the village hall’s infrastructure by painting a mural, providing essential items such as bookshelves and Al-Quran, and organizing a cooking session with the Orang Asli. This program will be conducted at KOA Pasir Linggi and KOA Machang, Pos Lebir, Gua Musang, Kelantan, and will serve as an ongoing annual initiative aimed at addressing the current challenges faced by the Orang Asli community. Over time, this initiative has evolved into a structured platform not only for engagement but also for effective da’wah, ensuring a respectful and impactful approach to sharing knowledge and values. Through ‘Projek Peduli Asli 3.0’, we aspire to create a sustainable, long-term impact by empowering the Orang Asli community while nurturing mutual understanding and collaboration.

KOA Pasir Linggi and KOA Machang are both located at Pos Lebir, Gua Musang,  Kelantan which have approximately 85 houses, brick houses as well as traditional ones that are quite far from one another. Most of the community in Pos Lebir comes from minority subgroups of Orang Asli, mainly Bateq and Mendriq. There are several developments in terms of facilities including a primary school and that school will be the programme center and will be used by the committees, named SK Pasir Linggi. The main road towards there is also developed well that leads to easy access for any transport except for larger vehicles. Moreover, water and electricity supplies are available to all houses in Pos Lebir, however, the use may be limited sometimes for the residents in KOA Machang due to internal issues.

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