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We are the only customised Addiction Rehab treatment facilitator for the Middle East in Asia.

ADDICTION IS A DISORDER OF THE MIND, THE BODY AND THE SPIRIT.

By beginning a program of recovery and taking action, we help you recover yourself, your relationships, your family and your future.

We implement the latest and most cutting edge, evidence and outcome based services available for addiction treatment using our practices and clinical methods provided by our experienced and exclusive Clinical Advisory Board.

We are a 100% HALAL REHAB

As Malaysia is an Islamic Country, almost 80% of the food available here is Halal Certified.

Unlike other Asian countries such as Thailand, Hong Kong and most Western countries, who do not see Halal as being important for them.

All food that is served is 100% Halal Compliant, extremely nutritious and delicious for anyone with an Arabic Palette for food choices. 

THE SAUDI ARABIA - MALAYSIA CONNECTION

Malaysia’s relationship with Saudi Arabia has long been amicable and fruitful. Indeed, Malaysian-Saudi relations have deeper historical roots than are commonly recognized. During the contemporary period, the religio-cultural, economic, and other aspects of the bilateral relationship have expanded. 

Towards the end of the 1980s, however, Malaysia’s relations with Saudi Arabia, especially in the economic sphere, gradually changed. To lessen Malaysia’s heavy imports of oil from the Kingdom and narrow the resulting trade deficit, Malaysia took a number of initiatives, including granting access to Malaysian ports in 1985 to the National Shipping Company of Saudi Arabia (NSCSA), and setting up the Joint Committee consisting of the National Trade and Commerce Council of Malaysia and the Middle East Trade, Industry and Agriculture Council. In other words, Dr. Mahathir attempted to change the pattern of relations with Saudi Arabia by reducing dependence on financial assistance from the Kingdom and by seeking a wider, more diverse range of bilateral economic activity. These efforts paved the way for Dr. Mahathir’s successors to further consolidate the economic and religious dimensions of Malaysia's relations with Saudi Arabia.

Since independence, Malaysia has had a very positive and productive relationship with Saudi Arabia that is rooted in a centuries-long history of commercial and religious interaction. In the contemporary period, proactive Malaysian diplomacy has paved the way for a more balanced and multidimensional partnership between the two countries, particularly in the economic sphere. Malaysia and Saudi Arabia are similar in terms of how Islam is interpreted and practiced.