Three simple reasons: 1. The aim has been all along about control. The need to control the asatizahs or religious teachers in Singapore and regulate their teachings and numbers. especially now when there are more and more “bad” representation of…
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I agree with you Jon. Getting rid of unqualified and extremist teachers solves only half the problem. I think MUIS have to revamp their thinking and understanding of what Islam is and how it should be practised. Will the emphasis…
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With the Asatizah Recognition Scheme (ARS) to be made compulsory on Sunday (Jan 1), religious teachers, or asatizah, who are not registered under the scheme would have a three-month grace period to do so, the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore…
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Di antara kebiasaan masyarakat kita ialah mengajar anak-anak untuk membaca “alhamdulillah” apabila mereka bersendawa selepas makan. Kita boleh memperbaiki kebiasaan ini dengan mendidik mereka untuk tidak menunggu sendawa untuk memuji Allah. Latih anak-anak untuk mengucapkan “alhamdulillah” sejurus selesai makan walaupun…
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*** IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT *** Pies & Coffee have announced that w.e.f. 1st January 2017, they will not be certified Halal until further notice. They informed that this was due to the fact that they “were not able to maintain a…
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