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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.
Loving ALLAH above all does not mean loving family less. The real question is whether any attachment repeatedly overrides what we know we owe to ALLAH.
Ayat al Kursi is the greatest verse in the Quran and has an authentic bedtime protection virtue. This guide separates hadith from mystical claims added later.
A raw reflection on walking the straight path while the doors of desire and ego still call the heart. For…
Success can feed gratitude or ego. This reflection explores riya, hardship, qadar and surrender without claiming that every setback is a punishment from ALLAH.
Waswasa is real, but not every marital problem is supernatural. This reflection combines Quranic protection with honest communication and practical relationship care.
The hadith describe Imam Mahdi restoring justice, but they do not say online debates, less dhikr or legalism trigger his arrival. This article separates reflection from prophecy.
The Quiet Question Many Muslims Ask Every masjid has its own scene. Some finish the salam and quietly leave. Others…
Modern Muslimah fashion in Singapore balances modesty, climate, culture and personal style. Here is how to build a practical wardrobe that still feels like you.
Why This Matters in 2026 Singapore diners trust the halal logo. MUIS introduced digital halal certificates with QR verification from…
Islamic sources warn strongly about Dajjal but do not identify artificial intelligence as his system. This is a thought experiment about deception, not a prophecy.
