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Former SCDF assistant commissioner to be appointed Muis chief executive

Muslims applaud move to allow nurses to wear the tudung

The Rahmatan Lil Alamin Foundation and the People of Singapore Raise US$ 3.18 Million for Palestine Refugees Following IOF aggression in Gaza

The Rahmatan Lil Alamin Foundation and the People of Singapore Raise US$ 3.18 Million for Palestine Refugees Following Escalation of Violence in Gaza - occupied Palestinian territory

Singapore-based charity raises $3.18M for Palestine refugees following escalation of violence in Gaza

Rahmatan Lil Alamin Foundation and People of Singapore Raise US$ 3.18 Million for Palestine Refugees

UNRWA - United Nations Relief and Works Agency[...] (via Public) / The Rahmatan Lil Alamin Foundation and the People of Singapore Raise US$ 3.18 Million for Palestine Refugees

Sheng Siong donates S$200,000 to humanitarian causes in Gaza

From May 22 to 30, the Rahmatan Lil Alamin (Blessings to all) Foundation (RLAF) is organising a collection to provide aid in the form of health, relief and social services for communities affected by the recent developments in Gaza. According to a press release by RLAF, the campaign has surpassed S$800,000 within the first 12 hours. One major donor was the Sheng Siong Group, who contributed S$200,000 to the sum. Sheng Siong Group donates S$200,000 Lim handed over the monetary contribution to CEO of RLAF Muhammad Faizal Othman in a cheque handover ceremony at Yusof Ishak Mosque. The event was witnessed by Singapore's non-resident representative to the Palestinian National Authority (PNA), Hawazi Daipi, and Chief Executive of the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) Esa Masood.

MUIS to 'study the feasibility' of implementing pre-event testing for larger congregations

SINGAPORE: The Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) will "study the feasibility" of implementing pre-event testing procedures at mosques, ...

Singapore mosques to scale back on number of prayer slots available for worshippers

The number of congregants allowed at mosques for each congregational prayer session will be 100.. Read more at straitstimes.com.