
A quick trip to the library might reveal a lingering gap on the shelves: where is the contemporary Singaporean Muslim voice in written literature? While our national literature scene may be thriving,...

Menjejak Wahyu Ilahi: Tafsir Kontemporari Dalam Pelbagai Tema Pilihan Menurut Al-Quran (Pursuing Divine Revelation: A Contemporary Exegesis of Selected Themes According to the Qur’an) emerged from...

Khairat Kita (2022) is a collective work by Fauzy Ismail, Zakaria Zainal, and Zaki Jumahri, that documents the history and lived experiences of Malay/Muslim Mutual Benefit Organisations (MMBOs) in...

Khir Johari’s The Food of Singapore Malays: Gastronomic Travels Through the Archipelago goes beyond being just a traditional cookbook, providing a deep exploration of Malay cuisine as a vital...

Imperialisme Intelektual written by Professor Syed Hussein Alatas is a profound piece of text which highlights the dangers of...

It is often overlooked by the Muslim community in Singapore that we possess a rich religious intellectual heritage left behind by our religious luminaries. Figures such as Almarhum Ustaz Syed...

“Behind these fantastic stories however, was the faint hope that somehow, I had found someone who shared something in common with me.” (Duel in Corridor) The elusive human...

Israel’s ongoing war on Gaza today makes Dr Ang Swee Chai’s book, From Beirut to Jerusalem, a necessary read. The book, which was originally published in 1989 and then republished with an...

Sufiian Hakim’s novel, The Keepers of Stories, is a compelling tale that centres on the clashes between tradition and modernity, set in post-independence Singapore. The Keepers of...

The perception of literature has always been diverse in society. While some perceive it as a medium of entertainment and a form of escapism, there are others who view it as a tool. A tool to bring...