Singapore religion

Remaining charge withdrawn for ex-massage therapist who taught doctrine contrary to Islamic laws

Following a trial, Mohd Razif Radi was sentenced to four months’ jail in July that year on one count of the offence under the Administration of Muslim Law Act.

15 months’ jail for man who sent pork to mosques, hoping recipients would harass woman

Bill Tan Keng Hwee committed the offences as he wanted the recipients at these places of worship to harass the woman.

Forum: Wild Rice play a thoughtful reflection on belief, community and tensions

Religious organisations can be powerful force in empowering climate action: Ravi Menon

CMG20260422-SeyuTW01/萧紫薇/黄银川/Interreligious Earth Day Dialogue brings Singapore's 10 major faith traditions to dialogue about environmental issues of the day. Leaders, youth representatives, and members from Singapore's 10 major faith traditions gather to deepen conversations about the environmental challenges. Keynote Address by Ambassador Ravi Menon. [Tzu Chi Humanistic Youth Centre]

Man charged with insulting religious belief by allegedly putting pork, offensive note outside flat

Those convicted of insulting the religious belief of a person can be jailed for up to five years, fined, or both.

S’pore religious organisations receive emergency response training to deal with unexpected incidents

A priest at St Joseph’s Church (pictured) in Upper Bukit Timah was stabbed with a knife while conducting communion in November 2024.

Forum: Partner religious communities to boost marriage and parenthood

2026 Singapore theatre season

The Christians director Glen Goei almost chose full-time church ministry over theatre

Singaporean theatremaker and film director Glen Goei, 63, is directing American playwright Lucas Hnath's The Christians.

Taoist temple in Singapore offers blind boxes to attract young visitors

Prizes the “blessings” blind boxes include (from left) a Guan Gong desk buddy, deity stickers, a phone amulet, Patriarch Lu's wisdom brush and a Guanyin figurine.

Woman charged with vandalism at Salvation Army premises in Upper Bukit Timah Road

Dianna Ong, who was charged on Dec 27 at the State Courts, will be remanded at the Institute of Mental Health for a medical examination.

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