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Can any civil servant working in the stats board be arrested for crime?
This includes MUIS ! In Singapore.
bonikingv
Answer: I'm pretty sure they could *^_^*
Category: Law & Ethics
Ramadan in Singapore: There's a Web App for That | Penn Olson
The Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) has created a mobile app dedicated to the holy month of Ramadan.
PRAYER TIMES FOR SINGAPORE YEAR 2011 - MUIS
PRAYER TIMES FOR SINGAPORE. YEAR 2011. 1. JANUARY. Date. Day. Subuh. Syuruk ...
Does anyone has any best caterers in Singapore that you would like to recommend.?
Food has be good in quality, affordable cos having a tight budget in feeding a large crowd and recognised by MUIS and Healthier Choice.
Answer: http://www.sgcateringweb.com/
Category: Vegetarian & Vegan
Majlis Ugama Islam Singapore (MUIS)
The Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS), also known as the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore, was established as a statutory body in 1968 when the ...
MUIS :: Halal Certifications
Jan 4, 2010 ... Recognition of Singapore Halal Mark · Muis eHalal System ...
Encouragement for school in France?
You may know that the hijab was banned in France from schools. What does this quote make you think? How does it make you feel?
"The Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (Muis) said in a statement posted on its website on Wednesday that education is more important than wearing the "tudung" - the Singaporean name for the headscarf.
Muis President, Maarof Salleh, said he had consulted Singapores highest Islamic authority, Mufti Syed Isa Semait."
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/world/asia-pacific/1804470.stm
Answer: I really don't see why they're making such a fuss over a piece of cloth. If people wanna wear it, then let them. What's the big deal?
Category: Religion & Spirituality
Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) | Facebook
Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) - .. responsible for the promotion of religious, social, educational, economic and cultural activities in ...
Did MUIS gave zakat to you ?
MUIS _Majlis Ugama Islam Singapore collects zakat or taxes from people in Singapore for the Ummah.
bonikingv
Answer: No
Category: Other - Taxes
Muis Prayer Time 2011 | World Breaking News
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Ramadan gets a tech-savvy twist Media initiative by Muis includes app
THIS Ramadan, Muslims will be able to check the times for breaking fast, listen to Quran verses, and even look up sermons on their smartphones, using an app developed by Muis, the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore. ...
Ramadan 2011 Sverige | Muis Prayer Time 2011 | Breaking News
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Contact Info - Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS) :: Islamic ...
For further information, please address all correspondences to: Secretary ...
Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Council comprises the President of MUIS, the Mufti of Singapore, persons recommended by the Minister-in-Charge of ...
Is burger king in Singapore halal? I found one at Orchard Road but dont see the MUIS cert.?
Answer: I think yall are just over reacting...
Category: Singapore
Singapore Prayer | Muis Prayer Time 2011
Singapore Prayer | Muis Prayer Time 2011 Muslims are in whole world and there is at least no country where Muslims are not present. Like Saudia...
How do I officially - legally - renounce Islam in Singapore?
Ive come to the point of sense that God doesnt exist. Thus, I would like to apostate my current religion: Islam. Ive think this thoroughly and finally made a decision to leave legally and peacefully, and I do not know what the procedure is. Should I contact MUIS, Syariah Court or some kind of an organization? Im intended to remove "Mohammed" and "Bin" in my full-name, hence changing my name; I do not want anything to do with Islam for that matter.
As far as I concern, Singapore is a secular island - country - so it is definitely possible and safe, just not sure how to exactly.
I basically do not believe in the concept of religion, PERIOD. So please no preaching about Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism and etcetera.All Im looking for is some insight on my issue, not your personal religious opinions. Thanks
@nanabanana - Please consider accumulate the power (knowledge) of interpreting simple phrases in ENGLISH, before answering your question. Thank you.
@ღISLAMღ - I could ask the same thing. People on this section are prone to ask misleading questions that doesnt relate to Ramadan at all. So Id figure, why not ask in this section?
@rainbow - Lol y u mad tho? Did I somehow offended you?? Religion of peace indeed....
Theres a Shariah Court here and it only handles Marriage issues/Wedding.
Singapore doesnt adopt the violences in the Shariah law -- If your belief is death penalty then the authorities have the right to kick you out of the country
Answer: This is really funny.
I researched the topic to see if Singapore was an Islamic Country and guess what I found?
The Muslims there are just 15 % of the Population there, but, they already have Administration of the Muslim Law Act (AMLA) and Shariah!
Looks like "Secular" is a sham in Singapore, if you ask me.
I hope that we can learn a lesson from this.
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Category: Ramadan
Mosques in Singapore
PRAYER TIMES FOR SINGAPORE. YEAR 2011. 1. JANUARY. Date. Day. Subuh. Syuruk ...
Muis to Singapore students: Come home
Feb 5, 2011 ... THE Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (Muis) has urged all Singaporean students studying in Egypt to return to Singapore.
How do I officially - legally - renounce Islam in Singapore?
Ive come to the point of sense that God doesnt exist. Thus, I would like to apostate my current religion: Islam. Ive think this thoroughly and finally made a decision to leave legally and peacefully, and I do not know what the procedure is. Should I contact MUIS, Syariah Court or some kind of an organization? Im intended to remove "Mohammed" and "Bin" in my full-name, hence changing my name; I do not want anything to do with Islam for that matter.
As far as I concern, Singapore is a secular island - country - so it is definitely possible and safe, just not sure how to exactly.
>God does exist
Please elaborate your fairy tales
I basically do not believe in the concept of religion, PERIOD. So please no preaching about Christianity, Buddhism, Hinduism and etcetera.All Im looking for is some insight on my issue, not your personal religious opinions. Thanks
Singapore doesnt adopt violences in the Shariah law -- If your belief is death penalty then the authorities have the right to kick you out of the country. Hence, Shariah Law in Singapore only applies to marriage issues/wedding.
My apology, what i meant is: I believe there isnt any strict Shariah Law, only a Shariah Court that handles marriage issues/wedding.
Answer: Do you have a death wish?
Check Sharia law before you say anything because according to Sharia law the penalty for leaving Islam is DEATH!
Category: Religion & Spirituality
1 Ramadan 2011 Singapore
Similarly, in Singapore many organizations are making preparations too. Take for example the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS), who has created a mobile web app dedicated to the holy month. ...
IslamicEvents.SG Editorial – Ramadan gets a tech-savvy twist Media ...
THIS Ramadan, Muslims will be able to check the times for breaking fast, listen to Quran verses, and even look up sermons on their smartphones, using an app developed by Muis, the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore. ...
Just heard from BBC News that the Vatican is having a Conference on Religious Affairs but ignorant of Spore?
Why the world is so ignorant of the facts that Singapore is a World Model for Religious Toleration in practice for the past 40+ years since Independence in 1965. We have the worship of all religion in the world in Spore and are treated equally well & good with due respect by the people & the Govt. We have annual religious Conference in the nation for all religion, for all races from East & West. Our Muslim are the most modern in thinking, if not in the world but our Mosque Structure & MUIS organisation are good enough for the Middle East Countries to take us as working example for them to follow by sending their students & scholars to Singapore. Our Ministerial Team to UAE surprised them in seeing the Indian, Malay, Eurasian & Chinese working together as an effective team and they saw with their own eyes to believe.
Greatest Surprise to me is that nothing is being mentioned on Singapore in BBC World news on such a serious topic. Why, any discrimination issue ?
Hi tman .......is it true man.
Glad that U r clear of my meaning. Yes Spore is tiny but willing to take on huge job for the sake of the world. Most countries of the world do not or dont know how to take the 1st Step.
Think of the good to mankind and give them happiness.......a short life of 100yrs to live, that is the most so just do what you can to help.
It is hard to find believer like you over here.
No one take the bite.
Answer: I have no doubt that Singapore is a shining example of tolerance, I have heard many kind words said of it, but as countries go though, it is quite small and this is probably the cause of its low profile more than anything else.
Category: Current Events
In SIngapore, did MUIS and the Muslim community do enough to counter misconceptions other races had of Islam?
After 9-11, there seemed to be increased tension between Muslims and the other races, even here in Singapore which has enjoyed racial harmony for a long time.
Should MUIS and Muslims in Singapore do more to enable the other races to understand the very nature of Islam, and how the teachings affect the lives of our fellow Muslim friends?
any recommendations (books, etc) for a non-Muslim to know more abt his fellow Muslims and their way of life?
Answer: pardon me but muslims are followers of Islam, it's not the race or origin of it's followers. you should have replaced "other races" with "non muslims" in your question. i do believe sensible and faithful muslims not only in singapore but in many parts of the world felt for the family of the 9-11 victims. Islam is a religion of peace( many non muslims know that too). The mosques are trying their best to inculcate true teachings of Islam. The harmony in Singapore between muslims and non muslims before and even after sept 11 affirms what i said earlier . I think the two groups should be sensitive over these matters because it's the very fabric that holds this society together and we should never take that for granted. I think not only muslims but non muslims should also do their part to understand the truth about Islam and not to take it as it is potrayed by socially irresponsible and ignorant sources. I was in school the other day and our school was located next to a mosque. During a prayer call, the teacher, a non muslim rolled her eyes back and said something negative in the way that the prayer call was just a noise to her and that it distracted her from teaching her class. In another incident she jokingly mentioned the exports of a neighbouring muslim country as something that is inferior. That sent out those sitting at the back of the class laughing out loud. She was giggling herself too. I think those who are socially irresponsible towards another circle, be it muslims and non muslims are tinkering with a delicate time bomb that can bring Singapore back to those rioting days of the 60s and disharmony. I think it's not right to just point out that muslims are not doing enough because acts by irresponsible people like my teacher are just stifling muslims who may felt negatively overwhelmed by such remarks from working together with others from other groups. I think all religious bodies in singapore and must educate their followers to respect all religions and be thankful, grateful for the peace and harmony the country has. I like to add that we should all learn that like all religions , there are it's good followers and bad followers and we should not take the acts of the bad sort and apply it to the rest of the group. I think this shallow and cycnical way of judgement must be curbed starting from home because gives the snowball effect which spells disaster
Category: Religion & Spirituality
Ramadan in Singapore: There's a Web App for That | TechFlaz.com
Similarly, in Singapore many organizations are making preparations too. Take for example the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS), who have created a mobile web app dedicated to the holy month. ...
Do you hate politics in religion in your country ?
The emerging Islamic economy in Singapore has caused aggressive marketing especially in my family whereby we have Muhammadiyah, Jamiyah Islamiyah, Muis Org, Pergas etc. They are fighting for greater memberships.
bonikingv
I am following the straight path !
Answer: I just hate religion period.
Category: Politics
Does Adrian Lim deserve to die ?
Adrian Lim Murders
By Munoo, Rajendran written on 1997-09-29
National Library Board Singapore
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In the early 1980s, the murders of two young children, Agnes Ng Siew Heok and Ghazali bin Marzuki, led to investigations that resulted in the capture of Singapores most notorious muderers to date: Adrian Lim, his wife Catherine Tan Mui Choo, and his mistress Hoe Kah Hong. The trial turned out to be the second-longest murder trial in Singapore, lasting as it did for about eight weeks, and unveiling disturbing accounts of rites and rituals that were both cruel and perverse. The trio were ultimately sentenced to death and were hanged on 25 November 1988.
Background
The bodies of Agnes Ng Siew Heok and Ghazali bin Marzuki were found on 25 January 1981 and 7 February 1981 respectively, in similar locations at Toa Payoh Lorong 7. Agnes Ng was a 9 year old schoolgirl who attended the Holy Innocents Chinese Girls School, and was the youngest of nine children. Born to a Catholic family, she was last seen at the Church of Risen Christ in Toa Payoh, and her body was found in a bag at Block 11, Toa Payoh Lorong 7. She appeared to have died from suffocation, and there were also indications that she might have been sodomised and sexually abused.
Ghazali bin Marzuki was a 10 year old schoolboy from Henry Park Primary School, who had been playing in a playground with his cousins in Clementi when a lady (Hoe) approached them to request for help. Ghazali was selected and taken to Adrian Lims flat in Toa Payoh in a taxi. He was found dead between blocks 10 and 11 of Toa Payoh Lorong 7, under a tree. Post-mortem autopsy revealed that he had been drowned, although signs of asphyxia were also present. There were also three burn marks on his back and a puncture on his arm.
Description
A bloody trail near Ghazalis body led police investigators to a flat in block 12, Toa Payoh Lorong 7, occupied by Adrian Lim, Catherine Tan Mui Choo and Hoe Kah Hong. The flat contained a bizarre juxtaposition of various religious items, including crucifixes, Hindu as well as Chinese idols, some of which were smeared with blood. Noticing blood stains on the kitchen floor, the three were taken in for questioning by the police.
Adrian Lim was a 39 year old who was unemployed and who professed to be a medium with powers to cure peoples ailments. He would go into trances, often adopting different voices and speaking in a different language. He also performed tricks, and had convinced many of his clients to sleep with him, on the pretext of "cleansing" the evil in them, or simply through harnessing to his advantage their fears and insecurities.
Born on 6 January 1942, Lim was the eldest of three children, and attended Anglo-Chinese School, only to drop out after Secondary One. He started work as an Internal Security Department informer for a few months, and then was with the Rediffusion company for 14 years, working as a wireman and a bill collector. He had two children from his first marriage and was later introduced to a bomoh known as "Uncle Willie", who gave him lessons.
Adrian Lim met Catherine Tan Mui Choo in 1974, when she was introduced to him for treatment by her friends from the night-club where she was working. Lim had such control over Tan that he even succeeded in persuading her to become a prostitute to support him. After his divorce with his first wife, Lim married Tan in 1977, but continued to take on other "holy wives" in the years that followed.
Catherine Tan Mui Choo was 26 years old, and the eldest of four children. She attended a few schools, such as CHIJ in Victoria Street, Macpherson Secondary School, and was also sent to the Marymount Vocational Centre. Generally depressive by nature, she was taken in by the attention Lim gave her, and stayed with him, despite his ill-treatment and many infidelities.
Hoe Kah Hong was brought to Adrian Lims flat by her mother, who wanted her daughter to be treated of her bad-temper and constant headaches. Hoe was 25 years old, born on 10 September 1955, and worked as a factory worker in Hewlett Packard. Instrumental in bringing the children to Adrian Lim, Hoe was convinced of Lims "powers", even though she also suffered at his hands, through the electric shocks he administered to her and Tan. Lim convinced Hoe that her husband, Benson Loh Ngak Hua (also known as "Ah Hua"), had cast evil spells on her. Loh was subsequently killed during one of the electrocution sessions on 7 January 1980, but his death was written off as an accident, given the testimony by Hoe that her husband was electrocuted while trying to switch on a faulty fan.
The Trial
The murders of Agnes Ng Siew Heok and Ghazali bin Marzuli had opened a complex case involving rituals of human sacrifice, drinking of human blood, as well as sexual perversion. During the days of the trial, crowds of people gathered outside the courts, and the proceedings were closely m
Answer: of course he deserved it, they are only kids and how can he do such things to them! He should get burnt in hell!
Category: Singapore