Subscribe to Updates
Get thoughtful stories about faith, modern Muslim life and Singapore in your inbox.
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.
Discover the unbiased insights on Airbnb pros and cons to make informed decisions for your travels. Get the lowdown on benefits and drawbacks here.
Discover the top 10 must-see travel experiences in the world for Muslimahs, catering to halal preferences and cultural respect.
Muslim-Friendly Travel in Malaysia – Did you know Malaysia is a top spot for Muslim travellers? It’s known for its…
Explore key insights on travel risks for Muslim women and find essential safety tips for navigating dangerous countries confidently.
Discover the 10 Best Things to Do for Couples in Oman, from serene desert escapes to enchanting coastal adventures, perfect for romance.
Did you know that more and more women are embarking on solo adventures around the world? In fact, according to…
Did you know that safety is a major concern for women traveling alone? A recent study revealed that 43% of…
Aunties, on the other hand, were the masters of surprises. Their seemingly innocent questions often led to amusing revelations. “Do you have a boyfriend/girlfriend?” my aunt would inquire with a twinkle in her eye as if she had just uncovered the world’s greatest secret. Suddenly, I felt like a relationship expert, proudly navigating the intricacies of my imaginary love life.
Half a Deen + Two Personalities = Endless Marriage Entertainment. Hey there, dear readers! Buckle up because we’re about to…
Why do Sunni scholars disagree about Mawlid? This article separates the history, lawful practices, bidah arguments and areas where Muslims can disagree respectfully.
