Religion

It’s Really Not That Hard To Return Halal Trays Where They Belong at Hawker Centres

It’s Really Not That Hard To Return Halal Trays Where They Belong at Hawker Centres

It's just basic respect and etiquette.

by Kimberly Lim May 22, 2023

The Reality of Ramadan for Muslim Men Who Can’t Fast

The Reality of Ramadan for Muslim Men Who Can’t Fast

For those who are unable to fulfil it because of health conditions, what does celebrating Eid mean to them?

by Joy Lai April 21, 2023

‘Doesn’t Seem Fair’: Migrant Workers Speak About Request To Perform Eid Prayers in Dorms

‘Doesn’t Seem Fair’: Migrant Workers Speak About Request To Perform Eid Prayers in Dorms

“I don’t really know why MUIS has sent such a notice which is completely contradictory, especially when almost all of Singapore is fully vaccinated against COVID."

by Hykel Quek and Joy Lai April 18, 2023

The Solution For Muslims to Get Seats at Ramadan Bazaars to Break Their Fast? Just Ask.

The Solution For Muslims to Get Seats at Ramadan Bazaars to Break Their Fast? Just Ask.

Whatever happened to plain talking?

by Hykel Quek April 10, 2023

Cult or Not? A Peek Inside the Singapore Chapter of Sukyo Mahikari

Cult or Not? A Peek Inside the Singapore Chapter of Sukyo Mahikari

Where is the line between New Age Religion and cult? Our writer dips her toes in the controversial religious movement of Sukyo Mahikari, right here in Singapore.

by Nicole Lam September 23, 2022

Lashed and Whipped To Investigate Singapore’s Forbidden Art of Kuda Kepang

Lashed and Whipped To Investigate Singapore’s Forbidden Art of Kuda Kepang

For a long time, Kuda Kepang was a mainstay at numerous functions within the Malay community. And then it all went away. We dug deep to investigate its disappearance—and how a group of practitioners are petitioning for it to be brought back to life.

by Hykel Quek September 2, 2022

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Singapore, Unfiltered

The Legacy of Void Deck Tarawih Prayers

The Legacy of Void Deck Tarawih Prayers

After a hiatus due to the pandemic, Ramadan prayer spaces at void decks are finally returning. But the decades-old practice faces the risk of disappearing.

by RICE

April 12, 2023

Singapore, Unfiltered

Religious Singaporeans Speak on the Repeal of Section 377A

Religious Singaporeans Speak on the Repeal of Section 377A

We asked religious Singaporeans about Section 377A. Some responses surprised us. Others didn’t.

by RICE

December 5, 2022

I’m Muslim, My Aunt’s Christian… Can I Make It Any More Obvious?

I’m Muslim, My Aunt’s Christian… Can I Make It Any More Obvious?

After 13 years of living apart, our Muslim writer reflects on how being raised by her Christian aunt shaped her beliefs today.

by Yulianna Frederika

November 16, 2022

The Mysterious Origins of Deity Altars in Carparks and Hawker Centres

The Mysterious Origins of Deity Altars in Carparks and Hawker Centres

You might have seen them around— altars located at hawker centres, bus interchanges, and dimly lit carparks. While Taoist in origins, these altars enjoy patronage even by Hindus and Muslims. It's Singapore multiculturalism at its best. Its origins, however, remains rather murky.

by Sin Ka Lam

October 21, 2022

Religion

Amongst Us

How Far Would You Go To Bring Your Pets Back To Life?

How Far Would You Go To Bring Your Pets Back To Life?

A heartbroken woman's journey to reincarnate her beloved dog as her granddaughter.

by RICE

October 15, 2022