Masagos Zulkifli, Minister for Social and Family Development in Singapore, praised the Muslim community’s commitment during the Covid-19 pandemic, stressing that religious leaders contributed to raising awareness of the importance of precautionary measures.
Singapore PM Lee Hsien Loong announced that Muslim nurses are allowed to wear the tudung (hijab) in healthcare sector from November, stressing that his country respects the right of Muslim women to wear the appropriate dress that is an integral part of their faith.
Singapore's PM expressed appreciation for the great role Singaporean Muslims play in their country’s progress, revealing his cabinet's deliberations on allowing Muslim nurses to wear the tudung (hijab) at work as part of their right to practise their faith freely.
The mosques of Singapore dedicated last Friday's sermons to talk about forgiveness and peaceful coexistence, after the authorities revealed that an Extreme Right student planned to attack two mosques in Singapore on the Christchurch Attacks anniversary.
Schools in Singapore holds a unique celebration on this day of each year. Children wear traditional outfits of religious denominations other than their own to commemorate Racial Harmony Day. Learn about how Singapore celebrates this day in this video.
Singapore organized Friday prayers during the Corona virus Pandemic by requiring worshipers to register online through an application to participate, which limits the numbers of people and ensures compliance with precautionary measures. What do you think?
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