Division - Muslim Converts` Association of Singapore

Annual Report 2011
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.
Mission
x
x
x
x
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.
Pages
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President’s Message
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Council Members
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Executive Committee
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Staff
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Corporate Affairs Division
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Converts’ Development Division
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Da’wah Division
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Education Division
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Finance Division
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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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Message
Assalamu‘alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh
In the name of Allah, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful.
Alhamdulillah, the year 2011 is blessed with constructive movement for
Darul Arqam and the Muslim community, although as part of a global
society, we continue to face the challenges of international events that
influence our lives and thoughts daily.
With the intention to elevate our collective efforts in resonating harmony
from the light of Islam, Darul Arqam has focused to enhance
programmes that foster the goodwill amongst Muslims. As we bring up
the awareness on Islam, the International Da’wah Conference 2011 was
a key endeavour that brought activists of Islam from various countries
together to share experiences about the progress in their communities.
The sharing and the exchange were blessed opportunities for the
participants, the speakers, and Darul Arqam as organisers, to seek the
wisdom in the trials faced and the achievements produced by Muslims,
no matter where they live and no matter how small their community is.
In our unique Singaporean context, Darul Arqam continues to strive towards providing a comfortable,
respectful, and friendly platform for learners of Islam, from those who begin their journey of Islam to those
wishing to pursue deeper understanding of the aspects in the religion. The courses, workshops, seminars
and lectures that were brought to the fore in 2011 have brought together subjects of interest that were
relevant to audiences from many different walks of life. Insha’Allah, the spread of programmes for our
knowledge building will grow for the better as we plan events for 2012.
Our concerns, besides for the educational development of the community, are also guided towards the
social and welfare support of the Muslims that deserve assistance for their growth. Either for the new
Muslims who wish to meet other Converts to Islam or the Muslims who seek to improve their living
conditions, Darul Arqam, with its support network of members, volunteers, and donors, strives to put forward
the most resourceful programmes and assistance to suit their needs.
As Darul Arqam steps forward to fulfil the responsibility of the Association, with the trust that we value and
the confidence we receive from our supporters, Insha’Allah, we shall continue to contribute positively and
help the building of a wholesome unit of community with harmony and peace at its core and spirit.
Wassalamua’alaikum Warahmatullahi Wabarakatuh
Edwin Ignatious M @ Muhammed Faiz
President
Darul Arqam Singapore
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Members
The Council members elected for the term 2010 to 2012 were as follows:
Abdul Jalil Muhd Tahir
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
Abdul Wahab Mattar – Resigned 20 August 2011
Ahmad Azmi Abd Rahman – position lapsed 22 Oct 2011
Faisal Fernandez – Resigned 30 Oct 2010
Imran Andrew Price – Resigned 28 Nov 2010
Muhd Karim Francis – Resigned 17 Jul 2010
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Committee
The Executive Committee members as at 31 December 2011:
Bro Edwin Ignatious M @ Muhammed Faiz
Bro Ridzuan Wu Chia Chung
Bro Abdul Jalil Muhd Tahir
Bro Ariff Sultan Yousoff Sultan
Vacant (as at 15 October 2011)
Bro Hafidz Abdullah
Bro Muhd Remy Abdullah
Sis Safiyyah Flores
Bro Sheik Mustafa Abu Hassan
Sis Chew Wan Koon @ Nur Shafiqa Chew
Bro Moiz Tyebally
Bro Samir Irving Ng
President
Deputy President
Vice President (Corporate Affairs)
Asst Vice President (Corporate Affairs)
Vice President (Education)
Asst Vice President (Education)
Vice President (Converts’ Dev)
Asst Vice President (Converts’ Dev)
Vice President (Da’wah)
Asst Vice President (Da’wah)
Vice President (Finance)
Asst Vice President (Finance)
MOVEMENT IN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Bro Abdul Wahab Mattar was Asst Vice President for Da’wah Division until his resignation on 20
August and was replaced by Sis Nur Shafiqa Chew.
Bro Abdul Jalil Muhd Tahir took over the position of Vice President for Corporate Affairs from Bro Ariff
Sultan and Bro Ariff Sultan became Asst Vice President for Corporate Affairs from 20 August.
Bro Muhd Mubarak Habib Mohd held the position of Vice President (Education) from 1 January until
his position lapsed on 15 October.
Staff
STAFF
As at 31 December, the total staff strength of Darul Arqam was 33.
General Manager’s Office
Zainal Abidin Nordin
Iskandar Yuen Abdullah
Suhaila Ismail
General Manager
Deputy General Manager
Management Support Officer - Secretary
Corporate Affairs & IT
Zahara Zainudin
Hairi Mohamed Noor
Mohd Sameer S. Hamid
Ardian Saliman
Senior Management Support Officer
Management Support Officer
Management Support Officer
Management Support Officer
Converts’ Development
Adam Koh Teck Boon
Nur Azreen Abdul Kalam
Rusmini Komzari
Muhd Khairani Basiran
Muhd Amin Teo Abdullah
Noormala Saleh
Irwani Asad
Assistant Head of Division
Executive Officer
Executive Officer – Counsellor
Executive Officer
Senior Management Support Officer
Senior Management Support Officer
Management Support Officer
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Staff
Da’wah
Siti Maryam Malinumbay
Aishah Mohamed Hussein
Junaidi Ali
Head of Division
Executive Officer – Editor
Senior Management Support Officer
Education
Mohd Meeranudeen
Muhd Taufiq A.Majeed
Sharifah Khadijah Al-Joofri
Kyaw Zin Tun @ Omar MA
Nor’ashikeen Abdullah
Muhd Fairuz Abdullah
Muhd Amir Johan
Assistant Head of Division
Executive Officer
Executive Officer
Executive Officer
Senior Management Support Officer
Management Support Officer
Management Support Officer
Finance
Norsiah Saad
Hanim Yahya
Muhd Fadhlullah Daud
Norzaah Musa
Head of Division
Assistant Head of Division
Executive Officer
Management Support Officer
Centre for Islamic Management Studies Pte Ltd (CIMS)
Razali Tompang
Assistant Head of Division
Siti Hanem Md Said
Senior Management Support Officer
Rohiza Abdul Rahman
Senior Management Support Officer
Nur Fazliana A Rahman
Management Support Officer
Hazidah Kasmani
Management Support Officer
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MEMBERSHIP
The Association’s membership stands at 2,312
as at 31 December.
Membership
Membership
as at
as 31
at 31
DecDec
2011
2011
1500
1500
The membership privileges include:
- receiving The Muslim Reader
- receiving MCAS News
- discounts on books at The English Islamic
Bookshop
- discounts on courses offered by Darul
Arqam
1000
1000
500500
0 0
Associate
Associate Ordinary
Ordinary
MEMBERS
MEMBERS 389389
1457
1457
LifeLife
Student
Studen
461461
5 5
By-Law on Life Membership
Council agreed on 22 October to create a By-Law on Rules on Membership for Life Membership.
This exercise would verify how many of the 461 Life Members are no longer contactable by the
Association and deemed to be no longer in a capacity to exercise their privileges as a member.
Membership as at 31 Dec 2011
Membership from 2009-2011
Non
Muslims,
6, 0%
2011
Year
Born
Muslims,
697, 30%
Converts,
1609, 70%
2010
2312
2297
2009
2200
6
2786
2500
No. of Members
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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.
GUESTS
Darul Arqam Singapore received the following guests in 2011:
Month
Jan
Jan
Feb
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
May
May
July
July
Oct
Nov
Dec
Dec
Guests
10
7
1
2
45
18
3
5
11
7
113
2
7
40
35
Organisation
Country
Darul Makmur Mosque
IKATAN
Dr. Bilal Philips
USM Penang
Madrasah Al-Arabiah Al-Islamiah
Surau Al Madaniah USJ 18 Subang Jaya Selangor
Niche of Truth
Masjid Kolam Ali
Foundation of Islamic Centre of Thailand
GPTD ABIM
Al-Iman Mosque
Saba Islamic Media Sdn Bhd
RICOI
Perkim Cawangan Melaka
Islamic School Pusat Asuhan Tunas Islam
Singapore
Malaysia
UAE
Malaysia
Singapore
Malaysia
India
Malaysia
Thailand
Malaysia
Singapore
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
Malaysia
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OFFICIAL IFTAR
The Association held its Official Iftar on 13
August. The invited guests included
Chairman and representatives from MalayMuslim organisations, Mosques and the
Muslim Embassies.
HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT & DEVELOPMENT
Through the national funding incentive programme called Skills Redevelopment Programme (SRP)
and Skills Development Fund (SDF), the Association received Absentee Payroll, a funding
incentive, as well as training assistance for course fees from the Singapore Workforce
Development Agency (WDA).
VOLUNTEER MANAGEMENT & DEVELOPMENT
Volunteers contribute to a wide range of services
from management to operational duties in
accordance with the needs of the organisation. They
volunteered in event management, training, Zakat
programmes, and in niche programmes that required
their professional expertise, such as the free legal
clinic, counselling, courses, registrations for
conversions, and Solat tutorials.
BURSARY GRANT
Darul Arqam provided education grants twice yearly, in January and July, to encourage its
members and their families to continuously seek knowledge.
Applicants for the grant were interviewed to ensure their aptitudes and suitability in the area they
wished to pursue. The Association awarded a total of $100,000 to the eligible applicants in 2011.
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LEGAL CLINIC
In 2011, the Legal Clinic handled 51 cases.
Type of Cases Handled by Legal Clinic
Legal Sub Committee
Chairman
Members
Mohd Lutfi Hussin
Abdul Jalil M. Tahir
Abdul Salim A Ibrahim
Abdul Hamid Sultan
Faizal Ashraf
Abdul Rahman
Rahayu Mahzam
Kohe Noor Hasan
Yingyu Wang
Eliany Jamil
Custody,
2
Divorce,
35
Financial,
8
Family
Related,
5
Others, 1
30th ANNIVERSARY CHARITY DINNER
Date: 9 July
Amount:
$15,000.00 net
Beneficiary: Mercy Relief (an independent humanitarian charity that
responds to the human tragedies in Asia)
Guest of Honour: Dr Yaacob Ibrahim (Minister of Information,
Communications and the Arts as well as Ministerin-Charge of Muslim Affairs)
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (IT)
IT Hardware & Software Upgrading Project Completion
The project was handed over to Darul Arqam after the necessary works, installation and testing
were completed by the vendor. All the necessary software to run the network optimally was also
included.
The unit breakdown of the project was as follows (not exhaustive):
Description
Servers (Exchange, Web & Database)
Desktop PCs
Laptops
UPS & Battery Pack
LTO Autoloader
KVM 8-port Console
Hardware Firewall
24-port & 48-port Gigabit switch
Quantity
3
34 (inclusive of display)
3
1
1 (20 Tapes)
1
1
2
Upgrading Network Bandwidth from Leased Line to Fibre
Darul Arqam completed the transition from using the old copper-wire based network (512Kbps) to
the new fibre based network (10Mbps). With the new network, based on IDA’s Next Generation
Nationwide Broadband Network (NGNBN), faster transmission of data and emails was achieved.
Donation of Old PCs
Twenty units of the old PCs (CPU, keyboard, mouse & monitors) were donated to the Singapore
Tenkasi Muslim Welfare Society, whose recipients are needy students and families.
Refurbishment of Old PCs
Six of the old PCs had been refurbished and reinstalled with a different Operating System (OS),
Linux. An additional PC had been reinstalled with the old Windows XP for Finance Division
purposes.
The refurbished machines are located in the Training Rooms, Auditorium, Lounge, Da’wah
Division office, and Education Division office.
Procurement of LCD TVs
Two new LCD TVs have been procured and installed in the male and female musollahs to enable
the congregation to follow the solah proceedings during Terawih and Eid prayers.
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CONVERSION
In 2011, Darul Arqam managed the
total of 622 registered conversions
to Islam in Singapore.
Apr
May
June
July
Aug
Sep
Oct
46
62
59
50
48
64
55
46
46
52
2010
66
57
53
37
43
49
49
60
54
56
2011
44
46
53
50
47
50
64
56
67
51
Dec
Mar
2009
Nov
Yr
Feb
Total
Darul Arqam
Jan
Mth
Total DA &
Singapore
Conversions at Darul Arqam & Singapore from 2009 to 2011
No.
%
45
57
630
99.8
631
47
58
629
98.12
641
47
47
622
100
622
One-Stop Centre for Converts (OSCC)
As the One-Stop Centre for Converts, Darul Arqam continued to facilitate the issuance of the
following:
- Conversion Card
- Conversion Kit
- Reimbursements of fees for
o transport
o circumcision
o charges incurred upon insertion of Muslim name in identity card
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ENRICHMENT PROGRAMMES
Personal Coaching
The Individual Personal Coaching (IPC) was provided for students that meet one or more of the
following criteria:
- had irregular working hours
- travelled frequently
- were on a very short stay in Singapore
- required a language other than English as the medium of instruction
Conducted at the mutual convenience of the teacher and the student, IPC had been
recommended to 286 students, who were assigned teachers to coach them respectively.
Monthly Discussion
Language
English
Total No of
Session
12
Average
Attendance
36
Tamil
11
27
Mandarin
11
17
Myanmar
12
48
Facilitator
Ust Zhulkeefle Hj Ismail
Ust Syed Esa Alkaff
Moulana Hafidz Rafeek Ahmad
Ust Mohamed Sadkhdullah Abdul Kaiyoom
Bro Muhammad Feroz
Sis Kartinah Poh
Bro Jaafar Mah
Ust Omar Ma
Ust Jamal U Soe Thein
Tahlil
Short verses from the Qur’an, dzikrullah and salawat were recited during Tahlil. This programme
also served to establish a closer ukhwah amongst the participants.
Frequency
Every last Thursday of the
month
Average
Attendance
25
Facilitator
Ust Zainal Zakaria
Bro Muhammad Fauzi
Bro Muhammad Feroz
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COUNSELLING SERVICES
Counselling Shari’ah Court Cases
Shari’ah Court referred 267 cases to the Association; 251 cases were closed while 21 cases were
brought forward to 2012. About 120 walk-in counselling cases were also managed.
Types of Cases (for walk-in)
Faith issues
Marital issues
Other issues
No of Cases
57
39
24
Prison Counselling
The following Asatizahs provided religious counselling to the inmates.
Asatizah
Ust Hanapi Kasim
Ust Masruhan B Kyai Choteb
Ust Syed Esa Alkaff
Bro Umar Siraj
Ust Zainal Zakaria
Location
Changi
Changi
Kaki Bukit Centre (KBC)
Changi
Changi
The Singapore Prison Services (SPS), in coordination with SACA; CARE Network; Yellow Ribbon;
and other partners, provided relevant trainings for the Asatizahs. These aimed to equip them with
skills to assist offenders/ex-offenders to re-integrate back to the community.
Pre-Conversion Advice (PCA)
Pre-Conversion Advice was held on the same day as the
conversion ceremony. During the PCA, the advisor would ask
the potential Convert about their basic comprehension of Islam.
The advisor also referred them to the courses that would help
them improve their understanding.
Converts’ In-Laws Support Programme
This programme was facilitated by Ust Hanapi Kasim and Sis Rusmini Komzari as follows:
Date
18 June
23 July
26 November
17 December
No of Participants
6
7
12
4
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Staying Happily Married Programme
This programme was facilitated by Ust Hanapi Kasim and Sis Rusmini Komzari as follows:
Date
18 June
19 November
No of Participants
6
6
Workshop on Faraidh (Distribution of Wealth)
This programme for Converts was organised as follows:
Date
17 July
03 December
Facilitator
Ust Mohd Salleh Abdul Hamid
Ust Mohammad Khairani
No of Participants
40
30
WELFARE (FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE)
Financial Assistance Disbursement
The Zakat, including the monthly and Ramadhan schemes, as well as the Year-End School Aid,
was disbursed in total as follows:
Amount Disbursed
$896,175
No of Families
1,058
The monthly and Ramadhan disbursement schemes also distributed the Fidyah of about $68,875.
Monthly Disbursements (no. of families) for Year 2009 to 2011:
Mth
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
June
July
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
2009
2010
170
295
175
300
200
295
219
294
230
290
245
294
254
277
262
265
263
253
268
237
287
222
297
199
2011
212
223
257
256
279
265
249
240
232
222
210
213
Yr
Zakat Disbursement in Ramadhan
The yearly Zakat Disbursement event during fasting month was organised as follows:
Date
Guest of Honour
No of Recipients
Each Recipient
Total Zakat
Total Fidyah
21 August
Mr Zainal Sapari (MP for Pasir Ris-Punggol GRC)
583
$205 (cash), $45 NTUC vouchers
$119,515
$26,235
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Year-End School Aid Disbursement
On 17 and 18 November, the Year-End School Aid review was conducted for the poor and needy
children to provide financial assistance to those who were still in school.
Amount Disbursed
$100,510
No of Students
708
Motivational Talks for Fakir Miskin (FM) Recipients
Motivational Talks were organised for the financial assistance recipients as follows:
Date
27 February
17 April
27 November
Facilitator
Ust Juana Saifful
Ust Juana Saifful
Ust Hanapi Kasim
No of Participants
18
24
27
Budgeting Board Games for FM Recipients
This 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.
Date
30 October
No of Families
12
Solah Class for FM Recipients
This class, as a guide to performing prayer, was organised for the FM Clients as follows:
Date
17 April
Facilitators
Sis Balqis
Bro Umar Siraj
No of Participants
5
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SOCIAL SUPPORT PROGRAMMES
Iftar
Between 450 and 650 guests attended the Iftar,
which was held on the 6, 13, 20 and 27 August.
Musabaqah
A Musabaqah was held with 15 participants from the various Multi-National Clubs on 24 July
July.
Approximately 200 guests attended the event at Darul Arqam’s Auditorium.
MNC
MNC BBQ Get Together
This
This session was organised to help bridge the network between
MNCs
MNC and foster better friendship amongst DA members, staff and
volunteers.
Ust Muhammad Fadhlullah facilitated a short sharing
volun
session
sessi after the Zuhr congregational prayer.
Date
18 December
Venue
East Coast Park
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No of Participants
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Iqra Class & Religious Guidance for Indonesian Domestic Helpers
Iqra Classes and the Indonesian Domestic Helpers programme were conducted on the first
Sunday of each month. The average attendance was about 87 participants.
Activities by Youth of Darul Arqam (YODA)
Month
March
April
May
July
August
December
Description
Mosque visits to Hang Jebat Mosque, Tasek Utara Mosque and Kampung
Delta Mosque
Hijab and Muazzin Workshops
Camp at Pertempatan Melayu Sembawang Mosque
Debates on 23, 30 and 31 July involved 8 teams from various schools and
mosques. Dr Albakri, Dean of MUIS Academy, graced the event.
Qiyam at Muhd Salleh Mosque on 6 August
Ramadhan programme, “The Night of Escalation of Ibadah” on 20 and 21
August
Youth Forum held on 10 December with topic of “Change, Confidence and
Compassion”
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TALKS & WORKSHOPS
Public Talks
In 2011, Darul Arqam organised 11 talks for
large audiences at public venues. The main
objective is to bring awareness of and
affection for Islam to the non-Muslim, new
Muslim and young Muslim audience, who may
not be attracted to formal settings. The focus
is towards the young generation, who are
more likely to make decisions about choices of
religion. With the advantage of the New Media
and social networking, the attendance
recorded at these talks had grown
significantly.
Date
22 Jan
17 Feb
20 Feb
22 April
Speaker
Harun Yahya Foundation
Representatives
Harun Yahya Foundation
Representatives
Ust Usama Canon
Ust Usama Canon
Ust Khalil Moore
23 April
Ust Khalil Moore
11 July
12 July
Shaykh Saleh Habimana
Shaykh Ahmed Tijani Ben Omar
13 July
Shaykh Walead Mosaad &
Sis Amatullah V Abdul-Karim
Prof Abdel Aziz Berghout
Prof Abdel Aziz Berghout
23 Jan
25 Nov
26 Nov
18
Topic
Signs of the Creator
The Miracles of The Quran
Sacred Love: Dating & Friendship
Does Religion Still Matter?
Spiritual Tsunamis: A Convert’s
Reflections on Holding Onto The
Rope of God
Muslim Salad: I’ve Been Tossed Too
Much
Recharge Through Challenges
Universal Understanding: Seeing
The World Through A Common Lens
The Colours of Humanity
A New Year, A New Beginning
A Mind Built by The Quran
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In-House Talks
o
The In-House Talks served as a platform to
engage local community leaders and prominentt
personalities in delivering lectures on issues
s
that is of interest to the local Muslim
m
community.
Date
23 Jan
24 Jan
25 Jan
18 Feb
19 Feb
Speaker
Harun Yahya Foundation Representatives
tatives
Harun Yahya Foundation Representatives
Harun Yahya Foundation Representatives
Ust Usama Canon
Ust Usama Canon
19 Feb
8 April
29 Jul
16 Dec
Ust Usama Canon
Ust Saifur Rahman
Imran Kuna
Timothy Alden (Adnan)
Ariana Hong &
Ust Mahfuz Al Hafiz Abdul Rahman
Imam Mohammad Noorudin Yang
17 Dec
Imam Mohammad Noorudin Yang
18 Dec
Imam Mohammad Noorudin Yang
Topic
Does God Exist?
Origin of Life
Today’s Science & Evolution Theory
Embracing Islam: What’s Next?
Teaching With Love: Parenting with a
Difference
When Self-Love Can Hurt
The Romance of Islam
Surviving Ramadhan
History & Development of Islam in
China (in Mandarin)
Holy Quran: Guidance for Mankind (in
Mandarin)
Prophet Muhammad: Our Exemplar (in
Mandarin)
Ramadhan Short Talks
These weekly talks were organised in the month of Ramadhan to aid the new Muallaf brothers and
sisters towards understanding and appreciating the religion and the blessings of Ramadhan.
Date
6 Aug
13 Aug
20 Aug
27 Aug
Speaker
Ust Mohammed Taufiq
Ust Zhulkiflee Ismail
Ust Saifur Rahman
Ust Muhammad Feisal Hassan
Topic
The Sense of Zakat
Lailatul Qadar: The Night of Power
Beyond Me: Reconnecting with Others
Prelude to Syawal
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Workshops
Date
21 Feb
Speaker
Ust Usama Canon
Topic
Perceiving With The Eyes of Love
Sharing Sessions
Date
22 Jan
Speaker
Harun Yahya Foundation Representatives
25 Jan
Harun Yahya Foundation Representatives
Audience
DA Staff, Council Members and
Volunteers
DA Staff
D’Apprentice – An Exceptional Youth Da’wah Workshop
Da’wah Apprentice otherwise known as the D’ Apprentice is a pilot youth
workshop programme organized by a group of energetic and committed
youth team (from diverse background and tertiary students), for the youths.
It was organised on 10 and 11 December. Speakers were, Br Sheik
Mustafa, Br Mohd Amin Teo and Converts from the Association. Aimed to
enthuse young people to develop the interest in communicating Islam to other with subtlety,
sensitivity and action without preaching to them, the workshop carried the tagline, “You Don’t Need
to be an Ustadz to do Da’wah”, with the theme “Convey From Me Even If It’s One Verse”.
The participants’ responses were overwhelming and positive, indicating the need for such
programmes.
International Da’wah Conference Singapore 2011
The conference aimed to bring together real-life experiences of Muslim
communities from different parts of the world where Islam is not the majority
religion. It examined and encouraged exchange of experiences, techniques
and examples of how minority Muslims face and overcome their challenges.
Organised from 9 to 10 July, it targeted activists, volunteers and those
involved in Da’wah activities. The overall attendance to the Public Talks, InHouse Talks and IDC 2011 was estimated to be about 10,000 participants.
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Speakers invited to present their papers were as follows:
Speaker
Ahmed Tijani Ben Omar
Amatullah V Abdul-Karim
Dr Hisham Hellyer
Dr Waffie Mohammed
Faila Pasic Bisic
Imam Yahya Pallavicini
Habimana Saleh
Rabichand
Moeen Ul Hack
Susan Carland
Walead Mosaad
Dr AlBakri
Muhd Remy Abdullah
Ridzuan Wu
Country
Ghana / USA
USA
UK/Egypt
Trinidad & Tobago
Slovenia
Italy
Rwanda
Fiji Island
Guyana
Australia
USA/ Abu Dhabi
Singapore (MUIS)
Singapore (Darul Arqam Singapore )
Singapore (Darul Arqam Singapore – keynote speaker)
CITY CORNER PROJECT
The Free Publications (FP) had been placed for distribution at Zay Nar Restaurant at Peninsula
Plaza. This location is concentrated with consumers of various nationalities, especially Myanmar.
Also incorporated into this project is Pinoy Express Pte Ltd, a remittance company located at
Lucky Plaza in Orchard, where copies of the FPs were placed.
COLLABORATIONS
Venue
NTUMS
Speaker
Harun Yahya Foundation Representatives
Madrasah Aljunied AlIslamiah
Al-Falah Mosque
Sultan Mosque
Al-Falah Mosque
Harun Yahya Foundation Representatives
Harun Yahya Foundation Representatives
Ust Usama Canon
Ust Usama Canon
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Topic
Evolution – The Islamic
Perspective
The Quran Leads the Way to
Science
Allah is Known Through Reason
Modesty
Humility
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The Muslim Reader Magazine
The Muslim Reader (TMR), the Association’s flagship magazine,
provided 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 Bookshop. The themes of the editions released in
2011 were “Following Faith – a collection of stories on why they
embrace Islam”; Feel the Radiance – Islam Shines through
Everything; and still in production at the end of the year was
“Embracing The Light – Be Guided & Be Loved”. “Following
Faith” was a bumper edition commemorating Darul Arqam’s 30th
Anniversary celebration and presented a fresh new design and
layout, which are easier to read.
To create better awareness of the magazine among the general public,
copies of the back issues (from before 2010) had been distributed at
selected mosques, MMOs, and relevant functions organised by Inter Racial
and Religious Committee Circles (IRCC), Singapore Prisons Service,
Muslim students’ societies.
Teens’ Crossroads Magazine
Teens’ Crossroads (TC) is geared primarily toward 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 2011
were “The Cool Side” and still in production at the end of the year
was “Poetry in Motion” bumper edition.
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Free Publications (FP)
The titles in 2011 are as follows:
1. Monotheism (Book 1)
2. Prophethood (Book 2)
3. Muslim Beliefs (Book 3)
4. Islamic Worldview - An Introduction
5. The Splendours of Islam
6.
7.
8.
9.
Islam
Let’s Pray (male)
Let’s Pray (female)
What Every Christian Should Know
About Islam
Besides distribution upon requests by guests at the Association and other Islamic bodies, the
books were still distributed at the Sultan, Jamae Chulia, Abdul Gafoor and Al-Abrar Mosques. This
avenue provided access to non-Muslim tourists, academic and organisational tour groups to pick
up books on Islam at their convenience.
MEDIA RELATIONS
Press Release, Media Invitation
The media has 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.
Publicity
x
Mediacorp TV News (Malay) coverage on Ramadhan Financial Aid Disbursement in
August 2011
x
Malaysian TV Al-Hijrah documentary on Darul Arqam was broadcast for the first time in
March 2011
x
Malaysian TV Al-Hijrah coverage on Muslims in Singapore, with interviews conducted
during IDC 2011
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Knowing Islam session (KIS)
Frequency: Single session
(every Sunday except Public Holidays)
Duration:
2.5 hours
Description: Introduction to Islam and served as the
basis to other courses at Darul Arqam.
Total Participants: 670
x 52% Non-Muslims
x 7% Converts
x 41% Born Muslims
Attendees of KIS (by Religious Type)
Non
Muslims,
344
Born
Muslims,
277
Converts,
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Enrolment in BCI (2009-2011)
2009
1251
2010
1124
2011
1009
0
500
1000
1500
Beginners’ Course on Islam (BCI)
Frequency: 10 weekly sessions
Duration:
1.5 hour per session
Description: Explained the fundamentals of the Islam
based on recommended text, “The Essence of Islam”.
Involved learning mosque etiquette during visit to the
mosque, this year involved Masjid Khalid, Masjid
Sultan and Masjid Al-Falah.
No of Cycles: 30 (English & Mandarin)
Total Participants: 1,009
x 16% Non-Muslims
x 7% Converts
x 33% Born Muslims
x 44% walk-ins
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Beginners’ Course on Islam Xpress (BCX)
Frequency: 8 weekday sessions (4 per week)
Duration:
2 hours per session
Description: Contents of BCI covered within 2 weeks.
For those working on irregular hours, on short stay in
Singapore and hence unable to attend the evening or
weekend BCI cycles.
Total Participants: 361
x 33% Non-Muslims
x 26% Converts
x 18% Born Muslims
x 23% walk-ins
Enrolment in BCX (2009-2011)
2009
685
2010
568
2011
361
250
500
750
Beginners’ Course on Islam 2 (BCI2)
Frequency: 8 weekly sessions
Duration:
1.5 hour per session
Description: Follow-up to BCI/BCX to ease Converts’ learning process of being a Muslim.
No of Cycles: 12
Total Participants: 270
x 20% Non-Muslims
x 7% Converts
x 33% Born Muslims
x 40% walk-ins
Enrolment in BCI2 (2009-2011)
Enrolment in BCI1 by
Religious Type
2009
Walk-In
Cases,
109, 40%
Born
Muslims,
88, 33%
212
2010
Non
Muslims,
55, 20%
231
2011
Converts,
18, 7%
270
200
25
250
300
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Solah Tutorial 1 (ST1)
Solah Tutorial Xpress (STX) Classes
Frequency: 6 weekly sessions (ST1)
4 daily sessions (STX)
Duration:
1.5 hour per session (ST1)
2 hours per session (STX)
Description: Follow-up course to BCI/BCX, this
course presented practical lessons of the 5 daily
prayers and were conducted in small groups for
males and females respectively.
Total Participants: 721 (ST1: 491; STX: 221)
x 31% Non-Muslims
x 24% Converts
x 45% Born Muslims
Enrolment in ST1 and STX (combined)
Non
Muslims,
31%
Born
Muslims,
45%
Converts,
24%
Enrolment in ST2
Solah Tutorial 2 (ST2)
Frequency: 6 weekly sessions
Duration:
1.5 hour per session
Description: Follow-up course to ST1, this
course emphasised the Sunnah aspects of the
5 daily prayers.
Total Participants: 149
x 13% Non-Muslims
x 29% Converts
x 58% Born Muslims
Non
Muslims
13%
Converts
29%
Born
Muslims
58%
Sunnah Prayer Course (SPC)
Frequency: 6 weekly sessions
Duration:
1.5 hour per session
Description: Covered common Sunnah prayers
such as eid, tarawih, witr, masbuk, jama’ & qasr
and janazah.
Total Participants: 108
x 21% Converts
x 3% Non-Muslims
x 76% Born Muslims
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Enrolment in SPC
Non
Muslims
3%
Converts
21%
Born
Muslims
76%
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Student Enrolment in DACCnDAYS
(2009-2011)
2009
304
2010
222
2011
237
150
200
250
300
DACCnDAYS
Students:
Children (between 7 to 18 years old)
Fees
$30 per month
Frequency: Weekly
Venue:
Madrasah Al-Ma’arif
(near Paya Lebar MRT Station)
Curriculum included circumstances that children
of Converts are likely. Experiential learning and
community service to improve the students’
connection with Allah (SWT), e.g. the Mini Meals
on Wheels Project brought the older students to
visit less well-off Muslims and supplied provisions
for them.
English Islamic Studies Programme (EISP)
EISP comprised of Fiqh, Qur'an Reading, Sirah, Tawhid and Hadith modules.
Total Participants: 660
x 3% Non-Muslims
x 14% Converts
x 57% Born Muslims
x 26% Walk-ins
Registered Students in EISP
by Religious Type
Registration in EISP (2009-2011)
Non
Muslims,
3%
2009
Walk In,
26%
Converts,
14%
785
2010
Born
Muslims,
57%
703
2011
660
550
27
600
650
700
750
800
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Enrichment Programme
Apart from offering elementary and core courses on Islam, additional courses for enrichment
purposes were also provided. For 2011, the following were conducted:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
History of Humanity
Understanding the Qur’an
Imam Nawawi’s 40 Hadith
The Beginning of Guidance
Qur’an Reading in Mandarin
Fiqh in Mandarin
Sirah in Mandarin
Qur’an Phonetics in Mandarin
Book of Assistance
The Sealed Nectar
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
Marriage Guidance Course (MGC)
Frequency: 2 Sunday sessions /
1 weekday session (express mode)
Time:
9.30am – 6.00pm
Venue:
Madrasah Al-Ma’arif /
Darul Arqam (express mode)
Description: Highly sought after, express mode met
demands of those who are on a short
stay in Singapore or work on Sundays.
Total Participants: 278 (MGC) / 136 (express mode)
x 9% Non-Muslims
x 36% Converts
x 55% Born Muslims
Reliance of The Traveler
Companion of the Prophets (AS)
Men Around the Messenger (SAW)
Fiqh For Ramadan
Umrah Course
Hajj Course
The Next Life
Fiqh For Ladies
Fiqh Maqasid
Aiyuhal Walad
Registration in MGC
by Religious Type
Non
Muslims,
9%
Converts,
36%
Born
Muslims,
55%
The Association was constantly in communication with the Ministry of Community, Youth and
Sports (MCYS) in its efforts to improve the course.
Al-Mawrid Resource Centre
No of Users in 2011: 1,255
Themes organised as follows:
Month
July – August
September - October
November - December
Topic
Islamic Civilization
Islamic Art and Architecture
Islamic History
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Course Organised
Title:
Tauhid & Science
Facilitator:
Emeritus Professor Dato’ Dr Osman Bakar
Duration:
9 months
Participants:
34
Book Review Sessions
Title:
Evolution Deceit
Reviewer:
Dr Cihat Gundogdu and Dr Oktar Babuna
Date:
22 January
Participants:
40
Title:
Reviewer:
Date:
Participants:
The Story of Joseph (AS) in the Qur’an
Dr Waffie Mohammed
11 July
115
Sharing Session
Title:
Peter Gould: The Road Less Travelled
Speaker:
Peter Gould
Date:
07 October
Participants:
60
Lectures Celebrating First Exegesis of Qur’an in Myanmar language
Event:
Library in Islamic History & Islamic Library in Myanmar
Speakers:
Dr Tun Aung @ Akbar Shah and Kha Jha @ Min Naing
Participants:
40
Event:
Speaker:
Participants:
The First Exegesis of the Holy Qur’an in Myanmar language
U Ka Lu
100
Competitions Organised
Essay Competition
Title:
“The Patience of Yusuf (AS)
Participants:
Open to either youth from 16 to 25 years old or undergraduates
Graphic Design Competition
Brief:
Design a poster for the course “99 Names of Allah (SWT)”
Photo Competition
Brief:
Capture a photo and explain how it depicted one of the attributes of Allah (SWT)
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INVESTMENT SUB-COMMITTEE
Bro Moiz Tyebally was appointed by Ex-Co
as the new chairman of the Investment SubCommittee on 21 May. The Sub-Committee
was tasked to improve the return on capital
of the Association’s reserves. The SubCommittee members comprises of:
Bro Ridzuan Wu
Deputy President, Darul Arqam
Bro Azmi Muslimin
Associate Director (Portfolio Management)
Temasek International Pte Ltd
Bro Rosli Mohd Yusof
Vice President, Corporate Banking
The Islamic Bank of Asia Ltd
Bro Zainal Abidin Nordin
General Manager, Darul Arqam
Sis Norsiah Saad (Secretary)
Head (Finance Division), Darul Arqam
Council approved a sum of $500,000 to be invested in equities of blue chip companies listed on
the local stock exchange.
The following stocks were purchased:
Date
25 Nov 2011
19 Dec 2011
No. of Shares
15,000
15,000
Company
Olam
Olam
30
Price
2.25
2.15
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FINANCIAL POLICIES & PROCEDURES
A review of the Association’s Financial Policies & Procedures was undertaken by SSA Learning
Group Pte Ltd. This review resulted in the production of a manual which will provide a
comprehensive working reference and standardised set of financial procedures, and become one
of the essential tools in the decision making process.
The components of the Financial Procedures and Controls include:
1. Receipt System
2. Procurement System
3. Payment System
4. Property, Plant and Equipment System
5. Inventory System
6. Payroll System
7. Fund-Raising System
8. Financial Reporting System
9. Inter-Division Purchase Order System
10. Accounts Receivable Management
11. Accounts Payable Management
12. Fund Disbursement and Financial Assistance System
CENTRE FOR ISLAMIC MANAGEMENT STUDIES PTE LTD
The operation of the Centre for Islamic Management Studies Pte Ltd (CIMS), a subsidiary
company of the Association, will be transferred to the Association from 1 January 2012.
ZAKAT BROCHURE
The theme for the brochure was how Zakat has touched the
lives of others. About 7,000 copies were sent to Zakat payers
and members of Darul Arqam in Ramadhan. Besides
information on Zakat, its disbursement by the Association, and
frequently asked questions, the stories of some Zakat recipients
were also featured.
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AMIL WORKSHOP
The annual workshop to prepare volunteers for their Amil
duties in Ramadhan was held on 30 July at Mydin Mosque. A
total of 24 participants attended the workshop.
Covered in the workshop were the rulings on Zakat and the
standard operating procedures. A session on Zakat fiqh issues
was conducted by Ust Khairani Basiran. A video produced by
the staff and volunteers, entitled ‘The Good, The Bad and The
Ugly’ was shown to convey the proper etiquettes of an Amil.
The volunteers were also tested through games such as ‘How
Amil Are You?’ and ‘MasterAmil’.
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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
INCOME & EXPENDITURE STATEMENT
Income (Exclude
Revaluation Gain)
Donations
Rental Income
Grants
Course Fees
Others
Total Income
Expenditure
Salaries & CPF
Financial Aid
Da’wah
Admin Charges
Depreciation
Building Maintenance
Converts’ Welfare
Property Tax
Allowance for bad debts
Other Courses
Others
Total Expenditure
2011
($’000)
3,166
544
249
151
233
4,343
2010
($’000)
2,824
520
347
155
263
4,109
% Breakdown of Income
2011
2010
73%
69%
12%
13%
6%
8%
4%
4%
5%
6%
100%
100%
2011
($’000)
1,158
1,041
442
337
298
248
183
103
6
94
125
4,035
2010
($’000)
1,108
1,108
312
230
249
251
184
102
130
97
94
3,865
% Breakdown of Expenses
2011
2010
29%
29%
26%
29%
11%
8%
8%
6%
7%
6%
6%
6%
5%
5%
3%
3%
0%
3%
2%
3%
3%
2%
100%
100%
ZAKAT DISBURSEMENTS BY ASNAF
2011 (Outer Circle) Vs
2010 (Inner Circle)
4% 8%
3%
33%
9%
23%
25%
40%
23%
32%
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Amil
Muallaf
Fisabilillah
Fakir & Miskin
Riqab, Ibnisabbil &
Gharimin
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EXTERNAL AUDITOR
BANKS
-
-
Deloitte & Touche LLP
CIMB Bank (Singapore)
DBS Bank
Habib Bank Limited
Standard Chartered Bank
Maybank Singapore
OCBC Bank
HONONARIA 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 and the sums received during the year 2011:
Name
Abdul Jalil
Division
ED
Course
Knowing Islam Session (KIS)
Total
$ 180.00
$ 180.00
Hafidz Abdullah
ED
Solat Tutorial 1
Sunnah Prayer
Solat Tutorial 2
$ 875.00
$ 300.00
$ 180.00
$ 1,355.00
Muhd Remy Abdullah
ED
CDD
KIS
MGC Normal
Befriender
$ 270.00
$ 1,592.50
$
40.00
$ 1,902.50
Shahirah Khoo
ED
Solat Tutorial 1
$
$
Zainal B Zakaria
ED
Quran Mod 2
Quran Mod 1
Tahlil
Prison Counselling
$ 405.00
$ 1,650.00
$ 280.00
$ 750.00
$ 3,085.00
Pre Conversion Advice (PCA)
$ 1,300.00
$ 1,300.00
CDD
Safiyyah Flores
CDD
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150.00
150.00
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Name
Soraidah Saari
Division
CDD
ED
Course
Individual Personal Coaching
PCA
Solat Tutorial 1
Total
$ 1,080.00
$
20.00
$ 450.00
$ 1,550.00
Danial Bohan
ED
KIS
$
$
405.00
405.00
Muhammad Mubarak
ED
Sirah Mod 1 (Relief)
Tawhid Mod 1
BCI (Relief)
KIS
Book of Assistance (Relief)
Adab & Akhlaq (Relief)
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
114.00
627.00
90.00
45.00
50.00
57.00
983.00
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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. RAHMAN B MOHD SHARIFF
A.A. MEHRUNNISA
ABDUL GHANI B AGIL
ABDUL HAMID SULTAN
ABDUL JALIL B MUHD TAHIR
ABDUL MALIKE
ABDUL MUHAIMIN ABD. MANAN
ABDUL MUNNAF
ABDUL RAHIM B GULAM KADER
ABDUL RAHIM SENWAN
ABDUL RAHMAN
ABDUL RAHMAN SALIM
ABDUL RAOOF
ABDUL RAUUF B MASKHAZIN
ABDUL RAZAK ABDUL KADER
ABDUL RAZAK B ISA
ABDUL SALIM A IBRAHIM
ABDUL WAHAB MATTAR
ABDULLAH NUR INSAN B MD JUMAAT
ABDULLAH SHEIK MUSTAFA
ABDUR RAHMAN
ABU BAKAR MOHD DIN
ABU SUFIAN HANAFI
ACHMAD FADZIL
AFASAH AHMAD
AFIFAH
AHMAD AZMI B ABDUL RAHMAN
AHMAD DANARTITA SALIM
AHMAD TARMIDZI B AHMAD
AHMED ANSARI B MD YUSOPE
AHMED ZUBAIR ABDUL AZIZ
AISHA MA WAN TING
AISHAH AHMAD
AISHAH BTE DAUD
AISHAH MARYAM LAMAN SAED
AISHANI
AISYAH CHEN
ALEX
ALI HAFIZ B HASSAN
ALIFYA ONN GANDHI
ALIYAH CAROL WIDJAYA
AMAR FALATA
AMARZAKI B MOHAMED KHALID
AMINE ABDELHEDI
AMIR HAMZAH B RAHMAD
AMNAH MAAMIN
ANDIK IRWAN AMIRULLAH
ANG AH MUI ZARINAH
ANG SHU MIN @ NUR ASHALINA
ANGELES LYDIA GRANDE
ANIS MARICAR
ANNA ANGGRAENI
ANWAR SHAH NANDA
ARESAH ZAIN
ARIANA HONG
ARIFF SULTAN S/O YOUSOFF SULTAN
ARYANTI JUMAHAT
ASHRAF
ASMAH BTE HASHIM
ATIQAH AHMAD
AZAHAR ABDUL SALAM
AZIZAH
AZMAN
BACHIK BEDU
BALKIS ABU BAKAR
BALQIS BTE ABU TALIB
BANI ALI
BA RAHMAN SHEPHERD
BUMI PUTERI
CARMEL LA BELLE HURD
CHARMAINE TEO
CHI
CHUA SHIRIN
COLIN
DALYA FONG
DANATIRTA B SALIM
DANIAL B BOHAN
DARMI BTE MOHD ERSAT
DAYANA
DEWI SUHADI
DIAN NATASHA
DIWI BTI ABBAS
DIYANA KURTULUS
DIYANNAH
E.A KADIR
EDWIN IGNATIOUS M @ MUHD FAIZ
ELIANY JAMIL
ELLY MARDHIANA BTE MOHAMED
ERDUAN SOFHIAN JAAFAR
ERNI
ETI K. NURDILA
FADLI B ABDULLAH
FADZULI YEK
FAEZAH BTE HUSSEIN
FAIZAL ASHRAF
FARAH BEGUM SHAH
FARAH CHISTY
FAREZAH SALEH
FARHATULLAH MOHAMMED
FARID HAMZAH
FARIDA
FARIDAH THIDA
FARIHA ABDULLAH AMIR TALIB
FATHIN FATHONAH BTE YUSOFF
FATIMAH ABDULLAH
FATIMAH MOHAMED
FATIN BAMADHAJ
FIFI FARISH
FILZAH BEGUM SHAH
FIRDAUS ANUAR
FOZIAH KAMIS
HADHINAH BAGHARIB
HAFIDZ B ABDULLAH
HAFIZ KUSAIRI
HAFIZAH ABDUL KARIM
HAFSAH ANSARI
HAIZRUL
HAJI MUSTAFA
HALED
HALIMAH IBRAHIM
HAMID RAHMATULLAH
HAMIDAH AIDILA
HAMIDAH ASMONEH
HAMIDAH BAHASHWAN
HAMIDAH BTE ITAM
HAMZAH MUTALIB
HANA ROSE MENDOZA
HANAN AL SAGOFF
HANAPI KASSIM
HANNAN HASSAN
HARASHA BAFANA
HASINA SIDIQ
HASNIDAH ASMONE
HAZAMI HAMIDON
HAZIM B HAMDI
HAZIQ ISKANDAR YUEN
HAZIQAH
HELENA VEEN
HIDHIR HAMZAH
HILYAH HANIM
HO MUHD ADI
HUSSAIN HAROON
IBRAHIM ABDULLAH
IBRAHIM B MOHAMED ALI
IFFA SIN WONG
ILYAS ABDUL RAUB
IMAD ALATAS
IMAN WONG SAI FUNG
IMRAN
IMRAN ANDREW PRICE
IMRAN B JAMIL
IMRAN KASSAIM
IMRAN KUNA
IMRAN MYO MYAT JHAN KYAW
IQBAL
ISKANDAR IVAN LIM
ISMAIL B AHMAD
ISMAM PEPECO KOH
IVAN SCOTT ABDULLAH MISSO
IVY OMAR
J ROSLEE
JAFFAR MAH
JALLAL BEE BTE JAMALUDIN
JAMAL U SOE THEIN
JAMILAH ABDULLAH MOHD JAMIL
JAMILAH GHAZALI
JAZLI B MAJID
JEFF SALLEH
JIBREAL JONATHAN DAVID
JOHARI ABDUL AZIZ
JOHARI SAID
JORIAH BTE OSMAN
JULIANA YASIN
JUMI
JUMILIA MOHAMED
JUNAIDAH SABARI
KAMILIAH ABDULLAH
KAMISAH BTE HASSAN
KARTINAH POH
KHADIJAH YIN
KHADJIAH YUSOFF
KHAIRUL ANUAR MD IBRAHIM
KHAIRUL ANWAR
KHAIRUNNISA BTE ABDUL KHALID
KHALID HUSAIN
KHATIM HAMIDON
KOHE NOOR HASAN
LEE PEI CHEN (HUDA)
LENNY ABDULLAH
LENY CABUGAO AHMAT
LILY KHOO @ SHAHIRA ABDULLAH
LISA ANNE PITCH KASTOLANI
LULU RAHMAN
LYN MAIZURA @ EVELYN DE MESA
MA. AISHA L. SAED
MAAZ SALLIM
MAHATHIR B MOHD SATAR
MAJEED
MANSUR BABA
MARIAH FARAH
MARIAH LAILA
MARLINDA HAIRUDDIN
MARRY JAINE
MARYAM OSMAN
MASROHAN KYAI CHOTEB
MASYITAH
MAULANA ILYAS
MAZNAH MARDZUKI
MD HANAPI B MD KASSIM
MD IBRAHIM S/O MD KASSIM
MD SHARIFF HIDAYATULLAH
MHEFOOZA
MOBIN SIDDIQUE
MOHD ALI B THURAB SHAH
MOHD ABU BAKAR A RAHMAN
MOHD AQUIL MAULEM
MOHD ASHIK B MOHD ADAM
MOHD ASHRAF B MOHD ADAM
MOHD FAUZI ABDULLAH
MOHD FAIZAL
MOHD GADAFFI
MOHD HAFIZ
MOHD HANIF
MOHD HIDHIR
MOHD IMRAN MOHD NASSER
MOHD JURAIMI B SALLEH
MOHD RAYAAR
MOHD RIDZUAN NG
MOHD SAIFUL B SULAIMAN
MOHD SALIHU KAJA MOHIDEEN
MOHD SALLEH
MOHD SUHARDI B RAHIM
MOHD SYAH ISKANDAR MUSLIM
MOHD ZAKY JAILANI
MOHD ZOHRI MOHD SAID
MOHD LUTFI HUSSIN
MOHIDEEN MOHAMMED MUSTHAFA
MOIZ TYEBALLY
MORRISON WAYNE JOHN (SALMAN)
MUHD ASRORY B AHMAD SANOSI
MUHD FAIZAL B ABDOLLAH
MUHD FARHAN B JUMIAT
MUHD FIRDAUS LISTILUHU ISMAIL
MUHD HAIKAL B ZULKIFLI
MUHD HAMIZAN
MUHD HANAFI RAHMAT
MUHD IQBAL B ABDUL HALIM
MUHD ISHAK
MUHD IYLIA
MUHD IZAAN MAHAT
MUHD MUBARAK HABIB MOHAMED
MUHD NAJIB B SHAPANDI
MUHD NAZMI B MUSTAFA KEMAL
MUHD NORFARIHIN B NORAZMAN
MUHD NURHAQEEM B HAJI ROSSLI
MUHD REMY ABDULLAH
MUHD SABIR B MAMON BASIR
MUHD SHAHIR SARIPI
MUHD SYAFIE B HASSAN
MUHD SYAFIQ B ALI
MUHD SYAHZULL B SYAMSULL
MUHD TAUFIK RAMLAN
MUHD TAUFIQ HAMZAH
MUHD YUSOFF MOHD IBRAHIM
MUHD YUSUFF ALI
MUHD YUSUFF B MAMON BASIR
MUHD ZUBAIR MUHD IMRAN TEO
MUHSIN B ISMAIL
MURNI HATTIN BT MUBARAK
MUSTAFA
MUSTAFALHALFI B AFANDI
MYINT NAING @ HAJI ESA
MYO AUNG @ MOHAMED SAED
NABIHAH BTE MD
NABILAH BTE AHMAD
NABILAH BTE SAZALI
NADIAH CERBAS HASSAN
NAILUL HAFIZ
NAJIYAH ABDUL MAJID
NAZEERA MOHD
NAZIMAH BTE HASSAN
NAZRANA GULAM
NIZAMUDHEEN ISHAK
NOOR AINEE OSMAN
NOOR ASHIKIN SHARIFF
NOOR MOHAMED
NOORAINY BTE SALEH
NOORDIN ROB TEO
NOR AINAH MOHAMED ALI
NOR AZILAH POK ABDULLAH
NORAFIDAH ABD MARAICAR LASTIMOSA
NORAINI ABDULLAH GHANI
NORBAINI BTE MOHAMED
NORHALILAH BTE ABDULLAH
NORIDAH BTE MOHD SALLEH
NUR ADLINA TAN
NUR AFIQAH BTE KARSANI
NUR ASYURAH ABDUL GHANI
NUR AZEEMAH A KADIR
NUR AZIRAH CARINO
NUR AZIZAH BTE NASSIR
NUR BASIRAH GHAZALI
NUR FARDIANA LAUNICO
NUR FATIMAH MD SHAFIEE
NUR FILZAH FATHINAH BTE A RAHIM
NUR HANI NASIR
NUR HASSANAH
NUR HAZIQAH BTE KARSANI
NUR HIDAYAH ABDULLAH ANGELES
NUR HIDAYAH MOHD FAUZI
NUR IZZATI SOONAAN
NUR JANNAH LIM
NUR KHADIJAH
NUR LAILA SHEIK FARID
NUR NAJIYAH ABDUL MAJID
NUR RASYIDA RASIP
NUR SADIQAH
NUR SAFIAH ALIAS
NUR SHAFIQA CHEW
NUR SHAHIIDAH G
NUR SUFHYIA BTE RAHMAT
NUR SYAHADAH BACHIK
NURAIDAH RAUF
NURAINI MELINDA VILLANUEVA
NURAIS'SHA HASSAN
NURHAFIHZ NOOR
NURHAFIZA BTE MOHAMED
NURHANA BTE MOHAMED
NURHIDAYAH ABD ANGELES
NUR-IMAN IZZAD B OTHMAN
NURIN CAROLINA CHEAH
NURSHAHILAH BTE RAMLEE
NURSYUHADA ARSAD
NURUAL ‘AFIFAH ROSLIN
NURUL AFIFAH
NURUL BASIRAH ABDULLAH
NURUL ELVIRA ABDULLAH CASTRO
NURUL MUNIRAH
NURUL MUSFIRAH
NURULHUDA ESA
NURULKHASANAH BTE AGOST
NURZAHIDAH BTE MD SUHAIMI
NUSAIBA BTE ABDUL LATIF
NUUR ARINA BTE HAMZAH
OMAR B ABAS
PANG XIANG ZHONG ARIF
PER DOUS AKIB
QUYNH
RABIAH BTE AMIR
RABIAH SHARIFF
RACHEL PAN YIJUN
RADZIYAH SHARIFF
RAFIDAH ABDULLAH TEROCHO
RAFIEE
RAHAYU BTE MAHZAM
RAHAYU MOHD
RAHIM B AHMAD
RAHIMAN B SUMARYO
RAIHANAH BTE RASHID
RASHIDAH ABDULLAH
RAYNOR BEINS
RAZEES ABDUL KARIM
RAZIA BEGUM BTE RAHMAT ALI
RAZWANA BEGUM
REHANA
REMY MAHZAN
RIDZUAN WU CHIA CHUNG
ROHANI ABDULLAH
ROHANI BTE HUSSEIN
ROHANI JANTAN
ROHAYA ABDUL RASID
ROMINA ANTEOLA ALFONSO
ROMMEL SAED
ROSNAH BTE OTHMAN
ROSNI ROHANI
ROZANA
RUHAIDA BTE A RAHIM
RUQAIYA JACQUELINE NG
SABRINA SUHAIMI
SADALI AMI
SAFIAH BTE MD SALIM
SAFIYYAH FLORES
SAIFUDIN ABU BAKAR
SAIF-UR-RAHMAN
SAJIR
SALBIAH SIRAT
SALINA AHMAT
SALMAH ABDULLAH
SALMIAH HAJI SAYADI
SAMIR IRVING NG MENG HON
SARAH
SARBAINI NISA
SARINA
SHABANA RASHEED
SHAFAAT B SYONAN
SHAFFIQ SELAMAT
SHAFIQAH SUHAIMI
SHAHBAZ AHMAD
SHAHEEN ANSARI
SHAHUL HAMEED ABBAS BUKARI
SHAIFUDIN AHMAD
SHAIK MUHAMMED ISMAIL S A KADER
SHAKILA
SHAM
SHARIFAH FAATIMAH BTE SYED ABUBAKA
SHARIFAH HUSEINAH
SHARIFFA YASMEEN CHISHTY
SHARIFFAH MALIKAH ALJUNIED
SHARIFFAH RAUDHA
SHARIHNA JUPRI
SHEIK MUSTAFA B ABU HASSAN
SHELLA RAZAK
SHEREEN MOHD
SHIREEN SURIP
SITI AISHA ABDULLAH FAUZI
SITI AISHAH ABDULLAH SALAS
SITI AISYAH BTE MUSTAPHA
SITI AISYAH FAUZI
SITI JASMAH JASMANI
SITI RABIATUL ADAWIYAH BTE HAIRY
SITI RAHMAH AMI
SITI SAIDAH BTE MOHD SAID
SITI SALWA
SITI WARDAH ABDULLAH
SITI ZARAH ABDUL
SITI ZUBEIDAH A KADIR
SOFIAN
SORAIDAH BTE SAARI
SRI TUAH
SUFIYAH
SUHAIDAH MASAGOES
SUHAILY BTE AHMAT SAMSI
SUHAIMI B AHMAT
SUHAYL MUHAMAD SALPAI
SUJAT HAJI YASIN
SULAIMAN
SULKHI
SURIANI DEMON
SUZAINNA ABDUL KADIR
SUZANA SUJAT
SUZLYNN MOHD
SYAFIQ ASHRAF B KUSNI
SYAHIDAH YUSOF
SYED ALI MUNAWWAR
SYED ATIF HUSAIN
SYED ESA ALKAFF
SYED HUZAIFAH B OTHMAN ALKAFF
SYED ISMAIL B AHMAD ALSAGOFF
SYED NADEEM HUSAIN
TAHIRAH ARORA (SUCHI)
TASLIMA KHANAM
TASNEEM
TERENCE ENG @ RAFI
TERENCE K.J NUNIS @ SAYF UDDEEN
FARIIS
TIMOTHY ALDEN ADNAN
TIN AYE @ MUHD YASIN
TIN SOE @ ABDUL RAHMAN
TINA ANDAM
TSURAIYA ZAKARIA
UBAYD ALATAS
UMAR SIRAJ
UZMA NASREEN
WALID JUMBLATT ABDULLAH
WILEEZA A GAPAR
YANG RASHIDI
YASMINE D/O MOHAMMED SALEEM
YINGYU WANG
YOHANNA ABDULLAH
YUNUS LOW CHUN KIAT
ZABURNISHA MOHD MYDIN
ZAFIRAH BTE JEFFREY
ZAHARAH ARIFF
ZAINAH KORDI
ZAINAL ABIDIN ISHAK
ZAINAL ABIDIN RAHMAN
ZAINAL B ZAKARIA
ZAINOLABIDIN B ABDUL RAHIM
ZAKIR HUSAIN PATEL
ZARINA BEGUM
ZARINA CELEDONIO
ZARINA H
ZARINA MOHAMED
ZARINAH HEZAN
ZHULKEFLEE HJ. ISMAIL
ZIN BO AUNG @ MUHD ALI
ZOHARA SULTAN
ZUBAIDAH JALIL
ZUHRA WATI JOHARI
ZUL HAKIM B JUMAT
ZULAIKA SURIP
ZURAIDAH CAOILE
ZURAINI AHMAD TAN
ZURIATI BTE JUMARI
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any names have been omitted from th
list of volunteers. May Allah (SW
shower His Blessings on everyone w
has rendered their assistance to t
Association in one way or another.