Full Final Draft · 2018-02-22 · Solat Tutorial $ 300.00 Evaluation $ 180.00 $ 1,700.00 Zainal Zakaria EDD Quran Mod 3 $ 945.00 Quran Mod 2 $ 1,080.00 Quran Mod 1 $ 1,260.00 CDD

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The Muslim Converts’ Association of Singapore (Darul Arqam Singapore) is a registered charitable organisation dedicated towards public education, social welfare and religious enhancement of the community. The cross-cultural fabric of our members and community indeed represents the essence of harmonious living in a multi-racial country that transcends global boundaries. OUR MISSION • To provide religious guidance and render assistance to members as may be necessary. • To organise religious, literary, and/or recreational activities and to publish Islamic articles

and/or literature. • To participate and provide welfare services for the community where necessary, and • To represent the interests of all Muslim converts residing in Singapore. CONTENTS 2 President’s Message 3 Council Members 4 Executive Committee 4 Staff 6 Corporate Affairs Division 13 Converts’ Development Division 19 Education & Da’wah Division 32 Finance & Strategic Development Division 34 Marketing & Corporate Communications Division 36 Volunteers’ List

32 Onan Road, The Galaxy Singapore 424484

Tel: +65 6348 8344 Fax: +65 6440 6724 Email: [email protected]

Website: www.darul-arqam.org.sg Registered with Registry of Society under the Societies Act

UEN: S80SS0037D

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PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

Assalamu’alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh In the name of Allah, the Most Compassionate and Most Merciful. Alhamdulillah, Darul Arqam has been engaged with the Muslim community and has shared Islam with its public for 30 years (since September 1980 to September 2010). Reflecting on the past year’s activities, Darul Arqam is reminded of the honour and purpose to serve not only as a community organisation. We are pleased to be part of a positive Islamic movement that serves one and all, with the resources that put forward the importance of knowledge and creating understanding, as well as the significance of social bonding between Muslims and also with non-Muslims. As the focal point to the new learners of Islam, our courses and lectures continue to provide a platform towards understanding the religion through various perspectives. Our social and welfare programmes continue to develop towards fostering better relationship amongst Muslims and better support for our new Muslim brothers and sisters. Our financial aid programmes continue to offer monetary assistance and a series of motivational workshops for the poor and needy families that strive to improve and progress. For the youth, we have seen the establishment of the Youth Of Darul Arqam (YODA) and their emblazing spirit in the activities that revived the energy of the Association in many creative ways. The spread of projects that fortified the strength of Darul Arqam and vividly coloured our community is detailed further in this Annual Report. Alhamdulillah, the support, trust and confidence that accompany the responsibility of this Association is still strong. The care, contribution and feedback from members, volunteers, and donors, are highly valued elements that have helped us in fulfilling our duties. Insha’Allah, with the Guidance and Blessings of Allah (SWT), we would continue to proceed positively and in harmony with the community, while we uphold and spread the Islamic message of peace and excellence together. Wassalamua’alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh Muhd Faiz Edwin Ignatious President Darul Arqam Singapore

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COUNCIL MEMBERS The Council members elected for the term 2010 to 2012 were as follows: Abdul Jalil Muhd Tahir Abdul Wahab Mattar Ahmad Azmi Abd Rahman – Co-Opted 30 Oct 2010

Arif Pang Xiang Zhong Ariff Sultan s/o Yousoff Sultan Danial Bohan Edwin Ignatious M @ Muhd Faiz Hafidz Abdullah Samir Irving Ng Meng Hon Mohd Ridzuan Ng Moiz Tyebally – Co-Opted 30 Oct 2010 Salman Morrison Wayne John Muhd Mubarak Habib Mohamed Ridzuan Wu Chia Chung Shahbaz Ahmad

Sheik Mustafa Abu Hassan Syed Ismail Ahmad Alsagoff Muhd Remy Abdullah Zainal Zakaria Nur Shafiqa Chew Wan Koon Fatimah Abdullah Lily Khoo @ Shahira Abdullah Safiyyah Maria Pilar Mendoza Flores Soraidah Saari Wong Sai Fung @ Iman Abdullah Abdul Rahim Stelzer – Resigned 31 Jul 2010

Faisal Fernandez – Resigned 30 Oct 2010 Imran Andrew Price – Resigned 28 Nov 2010

Muhd Karim Francis – Resigned 17 Jul 2010

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EXECUTIVE MEMBERS The Executive Committee members as at 31 December 2010:

Edwin Ignatious M @ Muhd Faiz President *Imran Andrew Price Deputy President Ariff Sultan Yousoff Sultan Vice President (Corporate Affairs) Abdul Jalil Muhd Tahir Asst Vice President (Corporate Affairs) Syed Ismail Ahmad Alsagoff Vice President (Finance & Strategic Dev) Samir Irving Ng Asst Vice President (Finance & Strategic Dev) Muhd Mubarak Habib Mohd Vice President (Education & Da’wah) Sheik Mustafa Abu Hassan Asst Vice President (Education & Da’wah) Hafidz Abdullah Asst Vice President (Education & Da’wah) Muhd Remy Abdullah Vice President (Converts’ Development) Safiyyah Flores Asst Vice President (Converts’ Development) Abdul Wahab Mattar Vice President (Marketing & Corp Comms)

*(resigned on 28 November 2010) STAFF As at 31 December 2010, the total staff strength of Darul Arqam was 33.

General Manager’s Office Zainal Abidin Nordin General Manager Iskandar Yuen Abdullah Deputy General Manager Suhaila Ismail Management Support Officer - Secretary

Corporate Affairs Zahara Zainudin Senior Management Support Officer Farid Rizan Abd Razak Ahmad Management Support Officer Mohd Sameer Shahul Hamid Management Support Officer Ardian Saliman Management Support Officer Finance & Strategic Development Norsiah Saad Head of Division Hanim Yahya Senior Executive Officer Norzaah Musa Management Support Officer Jazzerina Johan Management Support Officer Converts’ Development Dr Siti Maryam Head of Division NurulJannah Harith Fadzillah Senior Executive Officer Rusmini Komzari Executive Officer – Counsellor Muhd Amin Teo Abdullah Senior Management Support Officer Noormala Saleh Senior Management Support Officer Irwani Asad Management Support Officer Muhd Ishak Kamarudin Management Support Officer

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Education & Da’wah Anis Maricar Madarsa Maricar Acting Head of Division Mohamed Meeranudeen Asst Head of Division Sharifah Khadijah Executive Officer (Education) Maung Kyaw Zin Tun @ Omar MA Executive Officer (Education) Muhd Fairuz Abdullah Management Support Officer (Education) Nor’ashikeen Abdullah Management Support Officer (Education) Muhd Amir Johan Management Support Officer (Education) Muhammad Taufiq A.Majeed Executive Officer (Da’wah) Junaidi Ali Senior Management Support Officer (Da’wah) Marketing & Corporate Communications Anis Maricar Madarsa Maricar Head of Division Aishah Mohamed Hussein Executive Officer - Editor

Centre for Islamic Management Studies Pte Ltd (CIMS) Razali Tompang Asst Head (Business Dev.) Siti Hanem Md Said Senior Management Support Officer Rohiza Abdul Rahman Management Support Officer Nur Fazliana A. Rahman Management Support Officer Hazidah Kasmani Management Support Officer

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MEMBERSHIP

The Association’s membership stood at 2,355 as at 31 December 2010.

Membership as at 31 Dec 2010

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493

462

1384

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Students

Associates

Ordinary

Ordinary Life

The membership privileges included receiving copies of The Muslim Reader and MCAS News, discounts for books at The English Islamic Bookshop and courses offered by Darul Arqam, priority registration for events, talks, and seminars.

Membership Monthly Breakdown

The Association’s membership from 2008 to 2010 is shown below:

Membership from 2008 to 2010

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2355

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Breakdown of Membership as at 31 Dec 2010

Born Muslims,

805 (34%)

Non Muslims, 16 (1%)

Converts, 1534 (65%)

Membership Renewals

New Membership Applications

Converts Entitlement

Jan 90 Jan 18 Jan 66 Feb 64 Feb 27 Feb 57 Mar 18 Mar 9 Mar 53 Apr 17 Apr 6 Apr 37 May 7 May 9 May 46 Jun 5 Jun 5 Jun 49 Jul 8 Jul 3 Jul 49 Aug 5 Aug 6 Aug 60 Sep 16 Sep 8 Sep 54 Oct 11 Oct 7 Oct 56 Nov 1 Nov 3 Nov 47 Dec 22 Dec 6 Dec 58

TOTAL 264 TOTAL 107 TOTAL 632

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INTERNAL AUDITORS Bro Sallim Abdul Kader and Sis Dalya Fong were elected to be the Internal Auditors of the Association for the term 2010 to 2012. TRUSTEES The Association’s Trustees are Bro Sidek Saniff, Bro Ridzuan Wu and Bro Kamar Lim. RISEAP (Regional Islamic Dakwah Council of South East Asia and The Pacific) The Association is a corporate member of RISEAP. HONORARIA TO VOLUNTEERS The volunteers received honoraria as reimbursement for out of pocket expenses incurred such as transport, meals, materials, etc for their services rendered in teaching, duties as registrar or evaluator, counselling, etc. The following are the names of Council Members who received honorarium/financial assistance and the sums received during the year 2010: Name Division Course/Financial Assistance Total Danial Bohan EDD KIS $ 270.00 CDD Registrar $ 80.00 MC for Ramadan $ 30.00 Evaluator $ 20.00 Befriender $ 35.00 $ 435.00 Feisal Fernandez EDD Knowing Islam $ 630.00 BCI $ 1,620.00 BCI Express $ 2,580.00 CDD Registrar $ 1,440.00 Evaluator $ 980.00 $ 7,250.00 Hafidz Abdullah EDD Solat Tutorial 1 $ 325.00 Solat Tutorial 2 $ 240.00 $ 565.00 Muhd Karim Francis EDD KIS $ 45.00 CDD Home Visits $ 20.00 Evaluator $ 80.00 $ 145.00

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Name Division Course/Financial Assistance Total Muhammad Mubarak EDD KIS $ 45.00 BCI_2_10 $ 450.00 $ 495.00 Muhd Remy Abdullah EDD KIS $ 405.00 MGC Normal $ 1,365.00 CDD Evaluator $ 20.00 Registrar $ 80.00 $ 1,870.00 Safiyyah Flores CDD Evaluation $ 1,100.00 $ 1,100.00 Sheik Mustafa EDD BCI_1B_10 $ 630.00 BCI_2A_10 $ 450.00 BCI_2B_10 $ 360.00 BCI_2C_10 $ 450.00 $ 1,890.00 Soraidah Saari CDD IPC $ 1,220.00 Solat Tutorial $ 300.00 Evaluation $ 180.00 $ 1,700.00 Zainal Zakaria EDD Quran Mod 3 $ 945.00 Quran Mod 2 $ 1,080.00 Quran Mod 1 $ 1,260.00 CDD Tahlil $ 480.00 Prison Counselling $ 1,570.00 $ 5,335.00 Abdul Rahim Stelzer CDD Family Financial Assistance $ 1,240.00 $ 1,240.00

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GUESTS Darul Arqam Singapore received the following guests in 2010: Date Guests Organisation Country 12-Feb 3 delegates Risale-I Nur Institute headed by Sally G Tayaban, Philippines

02-Mar 2 delegates Abdul Wahid from Japan Muslim Association Japan

12-Mar 12 delegates Islamic Information Centre of Sarawak (IICS) headed by Bro Wahab Sallehuddin Ling

Malaysia

13-Mar 40 students Students from Darul Makmur Mosque headed by Ustaz Muhammad Hamzah Hamid

Singapore

18-Mar 11 delegates Kelantan State Government, headed by YB. Dato’ Mohd Ammar bin Nik Abdullah

Malaysia

12-May 15 delegates Majlis Agama Islam Selangor headed by YB. Dato’ Mohd Ammar bin Nik Abdullah

Malaysia

17-May 10 delegates Amal Foundation Malaysia headed by Haji Hussin Ismail Malaysia

22-Jun 2 delegates Abdul Rahman Kassim and Hj Muhammad Nicholas from Hidayah Centre

Malaysia

06-Jul 41 delegates International Islamic University of Malaysia Malaysia

07-Jul 5 delegates Visitors from Myanmar Myanmar

29-Jul 100 students Madrasah Al-Arabiah Al-Islamiah Singapore

29-Oct 3 delegates Muhammadiyah Islamic College Singapore

14-Nov 30 delegates Assyakirin Mosque Madrasah Singapore

11-Dec 40 delegates Masjid Abdul Hamid Kg Pasiran Youth Club Singapore

16-Dec 2 delegates Centre for Arabic and African Studies Jawaharhal Nehru University India

India

29-Dec 53 delegates Jabatan Agama Islam Melaka Malaysia

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OFFICIAL IFTAR The Association held its Official Iftar function on 21 August 2010. The invited guests who attended the function included: Embassy Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia Embassy of the Philippines Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt Embassy of the Republic of Indonesia High Commission for the Islamic Republic of Pakistan Mosque Al-Istiqamah Mosque Masjid Abdul Aleem Siddique Masjid Al-Iman Masjid Assyakirin Haji Mohd Salleh Mosque Malabar Mosque Muslim Organisation Arab Association of Singapore Muslim Kidney Action Association Federation Of Indian Muslim Muhammadiyah Association Fellowship Of Muslim Students Association SIM Malay Cultural & Muslim Society Jamiyah Singapore Singapore Kadayanallur Muslim League Madrasah Al-Irsyad Al-Islamiah Singapore Pakistani Association Majlis Pusat United Indian Muslim Association Singapore Malay Chamber Of Commerce & Industry Other Organisations Inter Religious Organization Taoist Federation of Singapore Mahataruna Buddhist Society Taoist Mission of Singapore

HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & DEVELOPMENT

Skills Redevelopment Programme (SRP) Through the national funding incentive programme called Skills Redevelopment Programme (SRP), the Association managed to receive Absentee Payroll - a funding incentive paid to the Association. SRP was funded by the Singapore Workforce Development Agency (WDA). SRP aimed to provide the cutting-edge skills for employees to perform better at their current jobs, be better prepared for changes in their work environment and to take on higher value-added jobs.

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Wellness Programme With grants from Singapore Sports Council and Health Promotion Board, a series of health and sports programme were executed. As a result of these programmes, the Association received the bronze award for the Singapore Health Award 2010. The award ceremony was held on 26 November at Suntec City Convention Hall with Guest of Honour, Mr Khaw Boon Wan, Minister for Health. This national award recognises the Association efforts in promoting health at the workplace. Board Policy Manual (BPM) Corporate Affairs Division commenced the drafting of the Board Policy Manual (BPM) as recommended by Ministry of Community Development, Youth and Sports. The aim of the BPM is to facilitate the Council members’ knowledge and understanding of the Association’s programmes, policies and procedures to improve corporate governance.

VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT & DEVELOPMENT Volunteers contributed to a wide range of services from management to operational duties and assignments in accordance with the needs of the organisation. Each division conducted their respective volunteer management programme. BURSARY GRANT Darul Arqam provided bursary grants in January and July 2010. Applicants were interviewed to ensure their aptitudes and suitability in the area they wished to pursue. In all, 21 applicants had been awarded the education grant in 2010. The recipients were as follows:

January Syah Iskandar Muslim Shaidah Nafisah Mohd Sabarin Thaha NurHuda Nadhirah Azman Thamby Nurfarahiyah Azman Thamby Nuriya Begum Md Ibrahim Muhd Mubarak Habib Mohd Arifah Atiqah Sharmi Begum Jappar

July Nurulsyahirah Mohammad Taha Sitti Nur Aisyah Mohamad Yusof Syahirah Aiman Abbas Mohamad Shamsul Ahmadrawi Suhailah Sapuan Siti Shairah Azman Nur Sadidah Mohmad Said Nur Annisaa Nadiyah Ahmad Jalaluddin Shahida Abdullah Siti Nuraida Norzarudin Izrael Mikail Akingba Muhammad Amin Samsudin

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LEGAL CLINIC The Legal Clinic handled 58 cases; a majority of cases involved marital and civil issues.

Legal Sub Committee Chairman Mohd Lutfi Hussin Members Abdul Jalil M Tahir Abdul Rahman Abdul Salim A Ibrahim Abdul Hamid Sultan Faizal Ashraf Rahayu Binte Mahzam Kohe Noor Hasan Yingyu Wang Eliany Jamil

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

IT Hardware & Software Upgrading Project Tender The IT Hardware & Software Upgrading Project had gone through the tender exercise in 2010. The three vendors – Network Architects Pte Ltd, Advan.Ed(ge) Technologies and MindWave Solutions Pte Ltd, submitted their proposals. The IT Sub-Committee handed over the best proposal to the IT Adjudication Committee for final selection. Executive Committee decided that the tender for the project be awarded to MindWave Solutions Pte Ltd in view of their expertise and cost-saving solutions. Procurement of New Copier System and EZ Link system The Association acquired 3 new copier machines. The copier at Al-Mawrid is equipped with an EZ Link card reader, which enables it to charge the end users whenever they photocopy the reference books in the library. Procurement of PCs for Al-Mawrid Four desktop computers were purchased for the Library usage. Procurement of Portable Speakers and Microphones Darul Arqam procured 2 sets each of the portable speaker systems and wireless in-ear microphones to complement the existing audio system at the Galaxy.

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CONVERSION

In 2010, Darul Arqam managed 629 of the total number of 641 conversions to Islam in Singapore. This represented 98.12 % of all conversions in Singapore.

Conversions at Darul Arqam & Singapore from 2008 to 2010

Total Darul Arqam

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2008 53 39 55 51 47 45 73 56 47 31 51 56 604 99.2 609

2009 46 62 59 50 48 64 55 46 46 52 45 57 630 99.8 631

2010 66 57 53 37 43 49 49 60 54 56 47 58 629 98.12 641

Conversions in Singapore & Darul Arqam (2008-2010)

604

630 629

609

631

641

580

590

600

610

620

630

640

650

2008 2009 2010

DarulArqamSingapore

One-Stop Centre for Converts (OSCC) In 2010, Darul Arqam – as a One-Stop Centre for Converts – continued to facilitate the issuance of the Conversion Card and reimbursements of transport claims, circumcision fees, and the fees incurred by Converts when they insert their Muslim names in their identity card.

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ENRICHMENT PROGRAMMES Befrienders Scheme The Befrienders Scheme was designed to assist those attending the Beginners’ Course on Islam (BCI) to have small group discussions after each weekly class. There were a total of 2 sessions of Befrienders and Befriendees Gathering during the BCI (on every fifth and tenth session). The gathering with Befrienders was held just before the class commenced. This allowed the Befriendees to interact with the Befrienders outside the formal class setting. Personal Coaching The Individual Personal Coaching (IPC) was provided for students who had irregular working hours, travelled frequently, and required a language other than English as the medium of instruction, or on a very short stay in Singapore. The IPC was conducted at the mutual convenience of the teacher and the student. In 2010, 153 students completed the IPC course. Monthly Discussion A total of 15 Monthly Discussions in English were managed with the support of the Filipino Converts, with about 40 participants for each session. The participants included born Muslims, Converts, and at times non-Muslims. The Asatizah who led the sessions were Ustaz Zhulkeefle Ismail and Ustaz Syed Esa Alkaff. The Monthly Discussions in Tamil for Converts and born Muslims were conducted for a total of 9 sessions. The sessions were conducted by the Imam of Masjid Abdul Gafoor, Moulana Hafidz Rafeek Ahmad and Ustaz Mohamed Sadkhdullah Abdul Kaiyoom, with an average attendance of about 40 participants. A total of 10 Monthly Discussions in Mandarin were conducted by Sis Kartinah Poh, Bro Jaafar Mah and Ustaz Omar Ma with an average attendance of about 16 participants per session. There were 12 sessions organised for the Monthly Discussion In Myanmar Language. The sessions were conducted by Ustaz Jamal U Soe Thein. The average number of participants for the session ranged between 50 and 70. Tahlil The Tahlil sessions were led by Ustaz Zainal Zakaria on the last Thursday of every month with an attendance of about 50 participants. CDD Presentation of Services at BCI The programme highlighted the services at CDD that the Converts or potential Converts could benefit from. It explained the process of coming to Islam and the education path available to the participants upon completing BCI. The presentation was conducted at the second last BCI class of each cycle. A total of 21 presentations were organised. They were conducted by Bro Muhd Remy Abdullah, Sis Safiyyah and Bro Muhd Amin Teo.

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Internalising Islam 1 & 2 This programme was introduced in 2008 and it aimed to facilitate and improve the understanding of the Converts and potential Converts about Islam. The event was conducted on 23 and 24 April with Prof Dr Kamar Oniah Kamaruzaman as the resource speaker. About 70 participants attended the event.

COUNSELLING SERVICES Counselling Shari’ah Court Cases In 2010, Shari’ah Court referred 330 cases to the Association; 289 cases were closed, 4 cases were transferred to other agencies and 37 cases were brought forward to 2011. 111 walk-in counselling cases were also managed. Prison Counselling In 2010, the Singapore Prison Services (SPS) moved its operations to Clusters A and B and four of our Asatizah have been assigned to Clusters B3 and B5. The Asatizah, who provided religious counselling to the inmates, were Ustaz Umar Siraj Sharbeeni Noor Bakor, Ustaz Hanapi Kasim, Ustaz Zainal Zakaria and Ustaz Maruhan Bin Kyai Choteb. Kaki Bukit Centre (KBC) was attended by Ustaz Syed Esa Alkaff. SPS, in coordination with SACA, CARE Network, Yellow Ribbon, SCORE and other Partners, provided relevant trainings, sharing sessions and workshops to our volunteers. These aimed to equip them with the necessary life skills to facilitate and assist offenders/ex-offenders to re-integrate back to the community. Pre-Conversion Advice (PCA) Since 10 December 2007, PCA had been integrated to be part of the conversion process, held on the same day as the conversion ceremony. During PCA, the Pre-Conversion advisor would ask the potential Convert about their basic comprehension of Islam to refer the potential Convert to the different courses to improve their understanding. Staying Happily Married Programme The workshops were held on 24 April and 20 November. In total, 16 couples benefitted from the programme conducted by Sis Zaharah Ariff and Ustaz Hanapi Kassim.

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Basic and Para-Counseling Workshops 2 workshops were conducted on 28 February and 26 July respectively to provide the participants with basic skills in para-counselling. It aimed to create a better understanding on how to deal with clients during counselling. About 60 participants benefitted from this workshop. They were conducted by Sis Maimunah Mosli from As-Salaam PPIS Family Support Centre. Workshop on Faraidh (Distribution of Wealth) There were 3 workshops conducted on Faraidh for Converts on 30 January, 13 March, and 3 July conducted by Ustaz Mohd Salleh Abdul Hamid. A total of 130 participants attended this workshop. Renewing Faith Task Force (RFTF) In 2010, a new initiative – involving collaboration with MUIS and 5 Masjids in Singapore – with the theme ‘Connecting Faith’ was introduced. The programme was held on 21 January with participation by Masjid Al Falah, Masjid Assyakirin, Masjid Al Mukminin, Masjid Darul Ghufran and Masjid Darul Aman. The aims of the workshop were to share DA’s experience in dealing with clients who faced faith issues and to determine the Masjid’s commitment and readiness to take up counselling as part of their task. Follow up meetings were held to map out plans to explore further collaboration relevant to youth education, counselling and other related activities.

WELFARE (FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE)

Financial Assistance Disbursement A total of $1,012,565 (inclusive of the Zakat Disbursement in Ramadhan and Year-End School Aid) was disbursed to about 1,212 families. The monthly disbursement included the provision of Fidyah of about $90,360, including the Ramadhan Fidyah Disbursement.

Monthly Disbursements (no. of families) for Year 2008 to 2010 Mth

Yr

Jan Feb Mar Apr May June July Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

2008 135 131 138 141 150 145 157 158 157 130 161 166

2009 170 175 200 219 230 245 254 262 263 268 287 297

2010 295 300 295 294 290 294 277 265 253 237 222 199

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Financial Assistance for Year 2008, 2009 & 2010

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150

200

250

300

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Zakat Disbursement in Ramadhan On 22 August, the yearly Zakat Disbursement was conducted, involving 600 families. Each family was given cash of $216 and $75 in the form of NTUC vouchers. The Guest of Honour was Assoc Prof Dr Muhammad Faishal Ibrahim, Member of Parliament for Marine Parade GRC. A total of $174,600 was distributed ($129,600 from the Zakat funds and $45,000 from the Fidyah). Year-End School Aid Disbursement Between 3 and 24 November, the Year-End School Aid review was conducted for children of the poor and needy to provide financial assistance to those who were still in school. In total, the disbursement was for 312 families with 844 schoolgoing children. The total expenditure was $134,560. Religious talks for Fakir Miskin (FM) Recipients Between February and December, 4 religious talks were organised for the financial assistance recipients to encourage them in appreciating the importance of the upcoming Ramadhan, to remind of their duties and responsibilities as Muslims, and other subjects pertaining to Islam. A total of 230 participants took part. The facilitators of the programme were Ustaz Zulkiflee Ismail and Ustaz Juana Saifful.

Budgeting Board Game for FM Recipients On 17 October, a budgeting workshop in the form of board games was organised with the support of South East CDC. The objective was to educate FM Clients on how to handle their finances wisely. A total of 32 FM Clients and their children attended the exercise.

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2008

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Student Enrichment Program On 3, 5, 10, 12, and 17 December, one of our FM volunteers – a qualified speech therapist – volunteered her time to guide 13 of the FM children in the English grammar during their school holidays.

SOCIAL

Iftar The 4 Iftars were held on 14, 21, 28 August and 4 September. The attendance for each Iftar was about 450 to 650 guests. The second Iftar held on 21 August was attended by invited guests from various Muslim organisations, Inter Religious Organisations and Embassies. The members from the different Multi-National Clubs were the task leaders in the Ramadhan Iftar programme. The third Saturday of Ramadhan Iftar was hosted by the Multi-National Clubs, showcasing different dishes from various countries.

Eidul Adha Prayer About 250 members and Converts attended the Eidul Adha prayers at Darul Arqam on 17 November. The Imam and Khatib for the prayer was Ustaz Noor Mohd Derus and the Muazzin was Bro Razid Karim. Eidul Fitr Prayer About 250 brothers and sisters attended the Eid Prayers on 10 September. The prayers started at 8.30am and were led by Imam and Khatib, Ustaz Juana Saifful. The Muazzin was Bro Hafidz Abdullah. Religious Guidance for Indonesian Domestic Helpers The Indonesian Domestic Helpers programme was conducted on the first Sunday of each month. On the average, about 120 to 180 Indonesian Domestic helpers attended each religious class. Iqra Class In 2010, Iqra Class for the Indonesian Domestic Workers was offered; it was implemented towards the end of 2009. This was held on every first Sunday of the month, prior to the religious guidance session.

Youth of Darul Arqam (YODA) YODA organised many educational activities for its members. The sub-committee – headed by Chairperson Bro Abdul Razak and Deputy Chairperson Bro Jeff Salleh – is currently identifying capable youth leaders among the YODA members to lead and head the YODA activities. Some of the activities organised in 2010 were the Ubin Island Expedition, Amazing Race and the annual Youth Forum, which was organised in December.

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EDUCATION COURSES

Knowing Islam Session (KIS) Knowing Islam Session provided the platform for non-Muslims to get an overview of Islam. Interested participants were encouraged to attend follow-up classes, such as Beginners’ Course in Islam, conducted at the Association. Conducted every Sunday (except Public Holidays) for a period of 2 ½ hours, this free course attracted 588 participants in 2010: 56% non-Muslims, 5% Converts, and 39% born-Muslims.

Attendees in KIS by Religious Type

Born Muslims, 224

Converts, 32

Non-Muslims, 332

Beginners’ Course on Islam (BCI) BCI, open to adults, was a free course that lasted for about 10 weeks. Participants learnt about the fundamentals of the Faith based on our recommended text, “The Essence of Islam” and about mosque etiquette during a visit to the nearby mosque. There were 31 cycles of BCI (in English and Mandarin) conducted throughout 2010. The breakdown for the overall attendance is; 27% born-Muslims, 10% Converts, 15% non-Muslims and 48% walk-in cases. This year, BCI recorded an enrolment of 1,124 participants (including for BCI Mandarin).

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Enrolment in BCI (2008-2010)

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Beginners’ Course on Islam Xpress (BCX) The BCX course content is similar to BCI, but it had been compressed to 4 sessions a week (2 hours per session), on weekdays. It was meant for participants who were unable to attend the evening or weekend BCI cycles due to irregular work hours or were on a short stay in Singapore. Conducted during the day, with its flexible schedule, it attracted 568 students: 14% born-Muslims, 17% Converts, 22% non-Muslims, and 47% walk-in cases.

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Enrolment in BCX (2008-2010)

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Beginners Course on Islam 2 (BCI 2)

BCI 2, offered with a new concept, acted as a follow-up course after the participant completed the BCI or BCX. This free course is meant to ease Converts’ learning process of being a Muslim to progress comfortably. 12 cycles were offered in 2010 with participation by 231 students.

Enrolment in BCI 2

Walk-In Cases 57

(25%)

Non Muslim 51 (22%)

Born Muslim 80 (34%)

Convert 43 (19%)

Solah Tutorial 1 (ST1) & Solah Tutorial Xpress (STX) Classes As the BCI and BCX sessions approached the end of their cycles, students were advised to register for either Solah tutorials. This free course was one of only 3 programmes where classes were gender-based. The small teacher-student ratio, about 1:8, made learning very effective.

Enrolment in ST1

Non Muslim 142 (26%)

Born Muslim 305 (55%)

Convert 108 (19%)

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ST 1 was offered in express format as STX, over a period of 4 sessions (2 hours each) as compared to the normal ST1, which covered 6 sessions (1.5 hours each). Out of 984 students, 555 attended ST1 and 429 signed up for STX: 28% Converts, 27% non-Muslims.

Enrolment STX

Non Muslim 127 (30%)

Born Muslim 133 (31%)

Convert 169 (39%)

Solah Tutorial 2 (ST2) ST2 was the extension of ST1, which provided students with explanations on the whole framework of the performance of the five daily prayers. ST1 covered the essentials aspects of daily prayers, while ST2 emphasised on the recommended aspects. It was conducted over a period of 6 lessons per cycle, and is free-of-charge. In 2010, 26 cycles were offered.

Enrolment ST2

Non Muslim 38 (22%)

Born Muslim 83 (48%)

Convert 51 (30%)

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Sunnah Prayer Course (SPC) 26 cycles of SPC were conducted in 2010. SPC, which was free-of-charge and lasted for 6 weeks, covered common recommended prayers such as eid, tarawih, witr, masbuk, jama’ & qasr, and janazah.

Enrolment in SPC

Convert 27 (24%)

Born Muslim 80 (71%)

Non-Muslim 6 (5%)

DACCnDAYS DACC catered to participants aged between 7 and 18 years old. The monthly fee for the religious class was $30 per participant. The classes were conducted at Madrasah Aljunied Al-Islamiyah at Victoria Street.

Student Enrolment in DACCnDAYS (2008-2010)

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222

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English Islamic Studies Programme (EISP) EISP, comprised of Fiqh; Qur'an Reading; Sirah; Tawhid; and Hadith modules, was targeted at adults.

For all the EISP modules (except Qur’anic modules), 136 born-Muslims, 17 Converts and 6 non-Muslims participated in 2010’s programme.

Registered Students in all EISP courses (except Qur'an) by Religious Type

Born Muslims85%

Converts11%

Non-Muslims4%

Qur’an classes were made free of charge and the number of participants attending the Qur’an module increased significantly. For the Qur’an classes, born-Muslims make up more than (243 people), with the rest being converts (54 people) and non-Muslims (22 people). There were 248 students who walked in without pre-registration.

Registered Qur'an Courses By Religious Type

Born Muslims

43%

Converts10%

Non-Muslims

4%

W alk-in43%

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Enrichment Programme Apart from elementary and core courses on Islam, additional courses for enrichment purposes were also provided. For 2010, these enrichment courses were conducted: 1. Marriage Guidance Course 2. Understanding the Qur'an (UTQ) 3. Fiqh for Ramadhan 4. Fiqh On-Going 5. Fiqh for Ladies 6. Adab & Akhlaq including Hadith Arba’in 7. Prophets & Messengers (pbut) 8. Companions of the Prophet (pbuh) 9. History of Humanity 10. Hajj Refresher Course 11. Sirah in Mandarin

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Marriage Guidance Course (MGC) MGC sessions were held over 2 full Sundays. MGC (express version) was a compressed one-day session, offered to meet the demands of participants who were on a short stay in Singapore or worked on Sundays. It was proven that this compressed course of the normal MGC was also highly sought after.

Registration in MGC by Religious Type

Converts27%

Born Muslims

55%

Non-Muslims

18%

While the normal MGC sessions were usually conducted at Fenara Court over two consecutive Sundays, the express sessions were conducted on any selected weekdays at the Association. The total number of MGC students was 310. The number of participants for MGC express was 143. The participants were 55% born-Muslims, 27% Converts and 18% non-Muslims. The Association was constantly in communication with the Ministry of Community, Youth and Sports (MCYS) in its efforts to improve the course.

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Al-Mawrid Resource Centre As Al-Mawrid Resource Centre was new, “Themes of the Month” were organised bi-monthly. Refer to the table below for the period and the themes: Month Topic July - August Islamic Civilisation September - October Al-Qur’an November - December Hadith

Al-Mawrid Resource Centre organised a Book Review Session by Dr Waffie Mohammed on the Books “The Story of Joseph (AS) in the Qur’an” & “Islamic Sociology” on 14 December. It was attended by 30 people. The centre organised an Essay Competition titled “The Patience of Yusuf (AS). It was open to either youth from 16 to 25 years old or undergraduates.

TALKS & WORKSHOPS

Public Talks Through the Public Lecture Series, international scholars were invited to discuss contemporary issues pertaining to the understanding of Islam and the universal message of Islam. These lectures served as an avenue to educate the public on contemporary religious issues.

Date Speaker Topic

22 Jan Bro Idris Tawfiq Is Islam Relevant Today?

11 Dec Dr Waffie Mohammed The Message of Quran to Mankind

17 Dec Dr Waffie Mohammed The Purpose of Life

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In-House Talks The In-House Talk Series was a platform to engage community leaders and prominent personalities in delivering talks on various issues of interest to the local Muslim community. Date Speaker Topic

21 Jan Bro Idris Tawfiq Islam & It’s Virtues

23 Jan Bro Idris Tawfiq Jesus, Son of Mary

24 Jan Bro Idris Tawfiq From Rome to Cairo: My Journey To Islam

26 Feb Ustaz Ahmad Qadri Bin Mohamed Sidek

Believe In & Love For Our Prophets

26 Mar Shaykh Mohd Ibrahim Living in Harmony

23 Apr Ustaz Abdullah Shan Islamic Philosophy of Life (Mandarin)

24 Apr Ustaz Abdullah Shan What is The Meaning of Worship (Ibadah)? (Mandarin)

25 Apr Ustaz Abdullah Shan Mercy & Compassion (Mandarin)

04 June Dr Syed Muhd Khairudin Aljunied

Civilization of the Book: Why Muslims Were Great and We Are Not

25 June Ustaz Muhammad Tarmizi Bin Abdul Wahid

The Lost Key of The Hidden Treasure in Islam

09 July Dr Abdul Aziz Berghout Time Management: The Key to Success and Added Value

11 Oct Bro Nuruddeen Lemu Speak What Is Good or Remain Silent

12 Oct Bro Nuruddeen Lemu Love & Marriage Life of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)

29 Oct Bro Bani Ali Peace Initiator: Lessons From The Life Of Prophet Muhammad (Pbuh)

19 Nov Dr Abdul Aziz Berghout Hajj & Hajar: The Greatest Love Story Never Told

3 Dec Syed Raziuddin Ali Beyond Five Pillars

15 Dec Dr Waffie Mohammed Islam as a System of Justice

18 Dec Dr Waffie Mohammed Is Islam a Difficult Religion

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Ramadhan Short Talks Weekly talks were organised in the month of Ramadhan to aid our new Muallaf brothers and sisters towards appreciating the religion and the blessings of Ramadhan.

Date Speaker Topic

14 Aug Bro Imran Kuna and Bro David Abdul Rahim

Ramadan through the lenses of the new Muslims

21 Aug Ustaz Haron Hassan Akhtar Enhancing the spirit of compassion

28 Aug Ustaz Zhulkeflee The Miracle of The Last Revelation.

4 Sept Ustaz Ibrahim Kassim The Significance of Eidul Fitr

Workshops Date Speaker Topic

23 Jan Bro Idris Tawfiq Talking To Others About Islam

10 Oct Bro Nuruddeen Lemu How To React To Question About Islam From Friends & Colleagues?

12 Dec Dr Waffie Mohammed How To React To Question About Islam From Friends & Colleagues?

Sharing Sessions Date Speaker Audience

21 Jan 10 Bro Idris Tawfiq DA Staff

21 Jan 10 Bro Idris Tawfiq Counsellors

24 Jan 10 Bro Idris Tawfiq YODA Members

14 Dec 10 Dr Waffie Mohammed DA Staff

18 Dec 10 Dr Waffie Mohammed YODA members

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Islam & It’s Challenges (IIC) Seminar

IIC seminar (or also known as Youth Da’wah Seminar) was organised from 21 to 23 December. Several local speakers were invited to deliver talks and share their experiences under the theme “Comprehend & Convey”. The event was set to develop the participants’ understanding of Islam and the current challenges for Muslims. The seminar was attended by 29 young adults.

COLLABORATIONS

Awareness Through Mosque Tour (ATMT) Programme with Discover Islam Bahrain From 30 November to 5 December, Darul Arqam collaborated with Discover Islam Bahrain and 4 “monument mosques” in Singapore. This programme aimed to create awareness about Islam to the tourists who visit our national monument mosques. The workshops were conducted at Abdul Gafoor Mosque. The trainer, Bro Syed Ali, shared his experience in communicating Islam to tourists during their visits to the mosques in Bahrain. Invitations to participate – extended to other local mosques and the Society of Tourist Guides – generated a positive response. NUSMS - University Preparatory Workshop The National University of Singapore Muslim Society (NUSMS) invited Darul Arqam for a short talk after their Iftar on 24 August. Darul Arqam also supported the event through a cash sponsorship of $450. NUSMS – Idris Tawfiq Our invited speaker, Bro Idris Tawfiq, conducted a talk at NUS on 20 January, entitled “Islam: The Path to Peace”. An estimated 80 students attended the talk, which was in collaboration with the NUSMS. Madrasah Aljunied Al-Islamiah – Idris Tawfiq Our invited speaker, Bro Idris Tawfiq had a session with the Madrasah students and teachers at Madrasah Aljunied Al-Islamiah on 19 January. Entitled “Journey to Islam: Importance of Da’wah and Education”, an estimated 130 students attended the session. Other Muslim Organisations The workshop entitled “Stations of the Traveller – A Discussion on Islamic Spirituality” was a collaboration with Simply Islam. Our invited speaker, Dr Waffie Mohammed conducted the workshop on 19 December.

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Collaboration with other Mosques Collaborations with various mosques through the presentation of our speakers:

Venue Speaker Topic

Masjid Sultan Bro Idris Tawfiq A Garden of Delights: Simple Introduction to Islam

Masjid Al-Abrar Bro Idris Tawfiq Pre-Zohor Tazkirah

Masjid Moulana Ali Bro Idris Tawfiq Simple Da’wah Steps in the Office

Masjid Al-Falah Bro Idris Tawfiq Where Has All The Mercy Gone?

Masjid Sultan Dr Waffie Mohammed The Blessed Tree

Masjid Darussalam Dr Waffie Mohammed Islam in The Caribbean

Masjid Abdul Gafoor Dr Waffie Mohammed Living In Akhir Zaman (End of Times)

Masjid Al-Falah Dr Waffie Mohammed Universal Islamic Brotherhood

Masjid Moulana Ali Dr Waffie Mohammed The Two Pathways

Public Talk Teams Public Talk Teams have been established to undertake the planning, management and executing the Public and In House Talks in Darul Arqam for 2011. New Media The Da’wah Division has been conducting feasibility studies and a pilot project to embark on establishing a presence in the new media for purposes of daw’ah, promoting da’wah programmes, and instilling the da’wah spirit in the community. International Da’wah Conference (IDC) A committee had been formed to organise the IDC in July 2011. This conference aims to bring together real-life experiences of Muslim communities from different parts of the world where Islam is not the majority religion. It will examine and encourage exchange of experiences, techniques and examples of how minority Muslims face and overcome their challenges. It is targeted to take place in July 2011, and is targeted at activists, volunteers and those involved in da’wah activities.

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AMIL WORKSHOP

The annual workshop to prepare the volunteers for their Amil duties in Ramadhan was held on 7 August at Wisma Indah. The areas covered during this workshop included the rulings on Zakat and the standard operating procedures. The highlight of the workshop was the session on the Zakat Fiqh issues conducted by the invited speaker, Ustaz Tarmizi Abdul Wahid. A total of 24 participants attended the workshop and benefited from the experience shared by the learned Ustaz.

Ustaz Tarmizi with Amil workshop participants & FSD staff

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ZAKAT BROCHURE About 7,000 brochures were sent to Zakat payers and members of Darul Arqam in Ramadhan. This brochure contained basic information on Zakat, disbursement of Zakat by the Association via its programmes, and frequently asked questions. The brochure also provided convenience to the Zakat payer who wished to pay their Zakat via mail.

ZAKAT DISBURSEMENT FOR 2010

The Association’s zakat disbursements in 2010 by Asnaf were as follows:

Fakir & Miskin39% Fisabilillah

23%

Muallaf26%

Amil9%

Gharimin, Ibnissabil &

Riqab3%

APPOINTED EXTERNAL AUDITORS

Deloitte & Touche BANKERS

CIMB Bank Bhd Malayan Banking Berhad DBS Bank Standard Chartered Bank Habib Bank Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Ltd

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MASS MEDIA The Muslim Reader Magazine The Muslim Reader (TMR), the Association’s flagship magazine, provides relevant information to the new Muslims, who are in tune to learn more about their faith, and to the English-speaking members of the Muslim community. Maintaining a circulation of 4,000 copies, TMR is distributed to members of the Association.

The magazines were also available for subscription and sale at the English Islamic Bookshop. The themes of the editions released in 2010 were “In-Laws: Like Various Optional Flavours, May Turn the Tea of Marriage Sweet Or Sour” and “Rising Against The Tide Of Pride”. Another edition was pending approval for publication at the end of the year. To create better awareness of the magazine among the general public, copies of the back issues (from before 2009) had been distributed at selected mosques, MMOs, relevant functions organised by Inter Racial and Religious Committee Circles (IRCC), Singapore Prisons Service, and Muslim students’ societies. Teens’ Crossroads Magazine Teens’ Crossroads (TC) is geared primarily towards secondary and tertiary students. A column-based publication, TC presents lively articles with colour photos and illustrations to convey the energy and thought-stimulating attitude inherent in the rapidly changing world of youths. Distributed free-of-charge, TC appeals to youngsters, aged between 14 and 21, who are curious about the world and are interested in the intriguing and youthful scenes of arts, sports, social action and technology. The themes of the editions released in 2010 were the special bumper editions with the theme of “Other Things Beautiful”. Free Publications (FP) - Reprint • “Islam”, 2,500 copies • “Islamic Worldview”, 4,000 copies • “Let’s Pray” (Female version), 5,000 copies • “Islamic Worldview”, 4,000 copies

• “The Splendours of Islam”, 5,000 copies • “What Every Christian Should Know About

Islam”, 4,000 copies

MCAS News (In-House Bulletin; IHB) The IHB had been collated, designed, and published by the Division at quarterly intervals. This bulletin presented updated information and details on the Association programme and events. The premium spaces featured membership benefits available for staff and members, especially the newly incorporated discount privileges.

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MEDIA RELATIONS Press Release, Media Invitation The media provided exposure to the Association programmes and events with coverage on television news, magazines, and the daily newspapers. Liaisons were maintained with news agencies, while the contents of press releases, factsheets, as well as invitations to media representatives, were designed to create awareness and generate such publicity for our key events and academic programmes. • Idris Tawfiq’s Lecture Series • Al-Mawrid Resource Library Launch • Ramadhan Zakat Disbursement

• YODA Debate • CIMS-CIFA courses

Publicity • Article on DA in Berita Harian to publicise courses, conversion services and social bonding

programmes • Article on Al-Mawrid Resource Library in Selebriti magazine to create awareness of this facility

amongst booklovers • Article on Ramadhan Zakat Disbursement in Berita Harian, coverage by Malay TV news of Suria

channel and radio broadcast news of Warna 94.2FM PROMOTIONS Throughout the year, the promotional efforts to create awareness and generate interest in the programmes, services and products of the Association include conceptualising, designing, copywriting and producing brochures, flyers, posters, signage, certificates, multimedia presentations, web banners and canvas banners. These promotional tools were displayed or distributed at relevant locations such as mosques and venues of events with similar target audience. ADVERTISING Media advertising of projects and programmes of the Association include:- The Straits Times Lianhe Zaobao The New Paper Berita Harian Berita Minggu Tamil Murasu Selebriti Magazine Timeout Magazine Pinoy Magazine

VOLUNTEERS We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to all volunteers who have dedicated their time and effort in our activities. May Allah (SWT) reward you and your family for the kind contributions. A. MURALITHARAN ABDUL BAUAR ABDUL FATTAH MUSLIM ABDUL GHANI AGIL ABDUL HAMID SULTAN ABDUL JALIL M TAHIR ABDUL MAJEED ABDUL RAHMAN ABDUL RAHIM GULAM KADER ABDUL RAHMAN ABDUL RAHMAN (YODA) ABDUL RAHMAN NGAH ABDUL RASHID ABDUL RAZAK BIN ISA ABDUL RAZAK RAHMAT ABDUL SALIM A IBRAHIM ABDUL WAHAB MATTAR ABDULLAH ABD AZIZ ABDULLAH NUR INSAN ABU BAKAR AHMAD AZMI ABDUL RAHMAN AHMAD HELMI MOHAMAD HASBI AHMAD TARMIDZI AHMAD AHMED ANSARI MD YUSOPE AISHAH ALI HAFIZ BIN HASSAN ALI ZIN BO AUNG ALISHA ZAINAH MOHIDEEN AMAN LOH AMEERA YASMIN REDWAN AMINE ABDELHEDI AMIR HAMZAH RAHMAD AMNAH MAAMIN ANNA ANGGREINI ANWAR ANWAR SHAH NANDA ARAFAT MOHAMED JIFFRI ARIFF PETER PANG ARIFF SULTAN YOUSOFF SULTAN ASHALINA ANG SHU MIN ASHRAF ASLINDA ZUWITA AZHAR AZHAR ABDULLAH AZIZAH ABDULLAH AZMAN ABDUL RAHMAN AZUR BACHIK BEDU BALKISH ABU BAKAR BANI ALI BULKIS ABUBAKAR CARMEL LA BELLE HURD CHOO MUN OO @ RUKIAH DALYA FONG DANIAL BOHAN DANIAL LOKE SIEW HOONG DARMI DINAH DR GABRIELE MARRANCI EDWIN IGNATIOUS M @ MD FAIZ ELIYANY JAMIL EPI SUSILOWATI ERDUAN SOFHIAN JAAFAR FAIZAL ASHRAF FATHIN FATHONAH YUSOFF FATIMA ABDULLAH HA SSAN FATIMA SULTANA FATIMAH ABDULLAH FATIMAH BEE FATIMAH MOHAMED FATINHAMAMAH HMOHAMED AMIN BAMADHAJ FEISAL FERNANDEZ FIRDAUS ANUAR FIRDAUS HAMZAH FIRMAN FIRDAUS LOO FOZIAH KAMIS FUAD BASARAHIL GIBREAL HAFIDZ ABDULLAH HAFIZ BIN ROSLAN HAFIZAH BTE. ABDUL KARIM HAIKAL BIN MUHAMMAD SYARIF

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