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Author: A. L. Said
A. L. Said founded Rethinking Islam, a Singapore Muslim digital magazine connecting faith with modern life. He explores identity, relationships, money and the digital world through a distinctly Singaporean lens. His articles bring together personal reflection, recognised scholarship and verified sources, with links for further reading. His aim is simple: clear ideas, thoughtful questions and meaningful conversations, with a little local wit.
Sunni scholars have long disagreed about Mawlid. This article explains the permissive and restrictive arguments without making love for the Prophet a test of one practice.
Just as the world navigates complex issues like cryptocurrency, climate change, and the political landscape of the caliphate, you may…
Sufi and Salafi traditions are more diverse than social media stereotypes suggest. Algorithms can narrow religious exposure, so sources and qualifications still matter.
When in doubt, Google it.That motto no longer stops at fixing leaky taps or decoding cryptic WhatsApp messages—it’s transforming how…
You may find yourself navigating the complex intersection of entrepreneurship and modesty in today’s capitalist landscape. As consumer demands evolve,…
Faith is not a competition for public approval. This reflection is about sincerity, intention and focusing on your own spiritual growth without judging everyone else’s.
Is CPF interest riba? MUIS says the interest credited by CPF Board is not riba. Here is what Singapore Muslims should know about CPF, current rates and investment choices.
Discover why protest in Singapore is illegal and how it impacts freedom of expression. Learn about alternatives for voicing concerns in this unique city-state.
Three women charged at Istana for supporting Palestine inspire global solidarity. Their bold action spotlights human rights and civil liberties in Singapore’s political landscape.
The Next Most Important Woman Many have spoken about the mother, her status, and the consequences of her tears. But…
