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S pore Mufti urges Muslims here to remain vigilant amid muted Hari Raya celebrations

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Ramadan dos and don ts spark debate among Asia s Muslim communities

news Ramadan dos and don’ts spark debate among Asia’s Muslim communities Aisyah Llewellyn in Medan, Indonesia © REUTERS Muslims in Kuala Lumpur break their fast at the end of the day during the holy month of Ramadan. Photo: Reuters As Ramadan enters its final days, a spate of incidents has led to renewed debate online about religious piety and whether behaviour during the Muslim fasting month should be policed. In Singapore, where about 15 per cent of the population are Muslim, a viral video has emerged showing a woman scolding an Indonesian worker for eating during daylight hours, threatening to report the worker to MUIS, the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore. Internet users rushed to the worker s defence, insisting she was entitled to observe Ramadan in her own way and criticising the other woman for interfering.

Singaporean Islamic body distributes $1 8M during Ramadan

Islamic Religious Council of Singapore says around 7,760 households to benefit from this year’s disbursement Pizaro Gozali Idrus   | 07.05.2021 JAKARTA, Indonesia The Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) has distributed a total of Singaporean $2.4 million ($1.8 million) to support the vulnerable communities during the ongoing Islamic holy month of Ramadan. The financial aid is 19 percent higher compared to [Singaporean] $2.01 million [$1.5 million] last year,” the MUIS posted on Facebook on Friday. The religious body said around 7,760 households will benefit from this year’s Ramadan disbursement. “Each family will receive [Singaporean] $150 [$112] to [Singaporean] $1,000 ($750) depending on the size of the household,” the statement added. The beneficiaries include monthly recipients of Zakat financial assistance, selected families referred by Family Service Centers, and residents of welfare homes.

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