The Malaysian government promotes a moderate version of Sunni Islam called "Islam Hadhari". "Islam Hadhari" was introduced by former Prime Minister Abdullah Ahmad Badawi. It is meant to encourage a balanced approach to life and encourages inclusivity, tolerance, and looking outwards. The qualities it values are knowledge, hard work, honesty, good administration, and efficiency. The Islamic party PAS desires a stricter interpretation of Islam and the promotion of Islamic law. Due to Islam being the state religion, many mosques and other religious services are supported by the government. Control of the mosques is usually done on a state rather than a federal level. The charitable Zakāt tax is collected by the government, and the government supports those wishing to make the pilgrimage to Mecca. In 1985 Kassim Ahmed wrote a book called "" which promoted Quranism, but it was subsequently banned by the Malaysian government.