Hajj, Victory, Forgiveness

Guest Writer for The Ocean’s Ink My colleagues had to work through the night and into the early hours to contact registrants on our Hajj System so as to offer the additional places to perform this year’s Hajj. The Saudi Hajj Ministry had kindly reinstated our annual quota over the reduced 407 places initially offered … Read more

A Peek into Madrasah Education in SG: A Parent’s Reflection

This post was written in 2017 on the writer’s personal social media sharing platform. Article and photos republished with permission. The year was 2017. Whenever I told my non-Malay/Muslim friends (or even some Muslim friends) where my children were schooling, a common reaction would be, “Do they cover the same syllabus?” “Are they on par … Read more

Usaha sepadu memperkasa wanita meniti usia senja

Artikel ini pertama kali diterbitkan pada tahun 2018 di lelaman Berita Harian. Isu masyarakat yang menua akan terus menjadi cabaran utama kita di Singapura, terutama dalam kalangan kaum wanita. Dengan peningkatan jangka hayat, ini bermaksud lebih ramai wanita akan hidup lebih lama, sekaligus mendedahkan mereka kepada pelbagai kos kehidupan dan kesihatan yang kian meningkat. Dalam … Read more

Speak Against Sexual Harassment

This article was first published on 27 May 2021 in response to a sexual harassment incident that infringed on some female members of our local asatizah community. Amidst the challenges our Muslim world is facing on the global and national front, we are once again shaken by the existence of an appalling online poll, which … Read more

Marriage: A Futile Struggle?

This article was first published in April 2021. Life is always a struggle whether we are married or not, albeit in different ways. I feel that the lenses we see marriage today can be rather foggy. We fail to see that marriage is driven by something innate created by Allah to help us achieve tranquility … Read more