Nur Diana Abdul Rahman

The Muslims in Singapore have always been attached to having the highest level of religiosity compared to followers of the other religions of the state. This religiosity was observed in the 1989 National Survey on Religion^[1] and again in 2017, where 93 percent of Malays perceived being Muslims as important to their identity in comparison to 70.6 percent of the Indians and 37.4 percent of the Chinese^[2]. In a more recent survey^[3], Muslim respondents (38.3 per cent) were the most likely to identify as very or extremely religious.

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