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Lifestyle Guide to Singapore for Muslim Travellers LIFESTYLE GUIDE TO SINGAPORE FOR MUSLIM TRAVELLERS A SUPPLEMENT TO YOUR MUSLIM VISITOR GUIDE TO SINGAPORE 2021 GOOD TO KNOW At the heart of Singapore is its diversity — a hub of cultures, ethnicities and religions. This guide offers a peek into its people, local lifestyle brands and unique accommodation stays. This lifestyle supplement complements “Your Muslim Visitor Guide to Singapore 2021”. Pick up a copy for a detailed look MINISTRY OF into Singapore’s seven neighbourhoods. HEALTH SINGAPORE Download both Muslim Visitor Guides by scanning the QR code REAL-TIME UPDATES TABLE OF on the left. ON COVID-19 IN SINGAPORE CONTENTS These pins located throughout the guide indicate the store precincts. For more information on the different neighbourhoods, refer to "Your Muslim Visitor Guide to Singapore 2021". More than Halal certified of Singaporeans eating establishments and 04 Diverse-City 06 Shop Local are Muslim Halal certified VISIT SINGAPORE ESSENTIAL TRAVELLER fast food outlets in Singapore INFORMATION More than A plethora of cuisines: mosques in Singapore Halal Japanese, Korean, Italian, IMMIGRATION AND CHECKPOINTS Mexican, Chinese, Swedish and more! AUTHORITY LATEST INFORMATION ON SAFE TRAVEL Singapore is a UNESCO creative ARRANGEMENTS City of Design Singapore's iconic "hawker" culture has been 09 Halal Shiok Eats 12 Where to Stay 14 Round the recognised by UNESCO for Singapore is the only city in Asia with its cultural significance the highest density of greenery Clock Fun SG CLEAN STAY AND PLAY WITH A PEACE OF MIND Tourism Court 1 Orchard Spring Lane Singapore 247729 Tel: (65) 6736 6622 stb.gov.sg Front cover: Madam Mogra, Jasmine of the City mural in Little India. Disclaimer: The Singapore Tourism Board (STB) Verification or clarification should be sought from individual third Discover Singaporean brands. Made With is not responsible for the accuracy, thoroughness parties referred to in this publication. No part of this manual may or usefulness of this publication (July 2021) and be reproduced without the written permission of Singapore Tourism Passion celebrates local lifestyle brands shall not be liable for any damage, loss, injury or Board. All rights reserved. that make up the rich tapestry of Singapore. inconvenience arising from or in connection with The brand mark can be found on selected its content. Copyright 2021 by Singapore Tourism Board. All information correct More than Singaporean brands’ products, packaging at time of publication (July 2021). and stores. Look out for some of these Halal certified hawker MADE WITH PASSION brands bearing the mark in this guide! centre stalls DISCOVER SINGAPOREAN BRANDS DIVERSE - CITY | 04 DIVERSE - CITY | 05 STREETS OF RELIGIOUS HARMONY SINGLE STREETS, GOOD TO KNOW WHERE DIVERSITY MEETS Singapore is a melting pot of culture, thanks to the diversity of race and religions that live harmoniously alongside each other. One example of such diversity is Telok Ayer Street. Along this 350m long stretch lies a Mosque, a shrine, a temple and a Methodist Church. Singapore celebrates a number of cultural and BENCOOLEN SRI KRISHNAN CATHEDRAL OF THE religious festivals throughout the year. MOSQUE TEMPLE GOOD SHEPHERD CHINGAY PARADE A Uniquely Singaporean tradition, the Chingay Parade is an annual event that celebrates Singapore's multicultural ethnicity. From dazzling floats SMITH ST CHURCH OF SAINTS KUM YAN KWAN IM THONG MAGHAIN ABOTH TELOK AYER MRT PETER AND PAUL METHODIST CHURCH HOOD CHO TEMPLE SYNAGOGUE to extravagant displays, the Chingay Parade beautifully Queen, Waterloo and Bencoolen streets have one of the highest showcases the cultural mix that concentrations of diverse religious institutions in Singapore. In such close truly makes Singapore what proximity and within walking distance of one another, the seven religious it is. The Chingay Parade is institutions coexist in harmony - a true reflection of the importance of religious traditionally celebrated on the E R TELOK AYER STREET SK IN CECIL ST E and racial harmony in multicultural urban Singapore. second week of the Lunar New R D Year by Singaporeans of all ethnicities. C E DID YOU KNOW? N T R RAFFLES QUAY A L B LV D ROBINSON ROAD RACIAL HARMONY DAY Mural At Keong Saik Rd, Tiong Bahru Haji Muhammad Petempatan Melayu Singapore commemorates Salleh Mosque Sembawang Mosque Racial Harmony Day on 21 July The mosque's location is a stark Hidden from the main road lies every year to mark strong ties This short 350m contrast to the busy Central one of the last Malay kampong among Singaporeans of different MAXWELL RD stretch encapsulates Business District. At the top of (village) mosque in Singapore. The communities and for them to get Singapore's diversity. Mount Palmer sits the tomb of mosque's entrance is sheltered by together and celebrate diversity. Habib Nuh, a descendent of a noticeably tall rubber tree in what Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). used to be rubber plantations within MAXWELL LINK the Malay settlement. Chinese New Year Thaipusam Vesak Day Hari Raya Aidilfitri Deepavali Hari Raya Haji Mid-Autumn Festival Christmas Day Also known as Lunar New An annual festival celebrated Get a glimpse of Observed after Ramadan, The streets of Little India A festival celebrating Traditionally a celebration There may not be snow Year, it is customarily a time by Hindu devotees in candlelight processions it is a joyous celebration of are lit up with oil lamps, compassion, sharing wealth at the end of the Autumn in Singapore but the to honour both traditional Singapore. Witness large and and the illumination of forgiveness, visiting family extravagant statues and a and remembering blessings. Harvest, the Mid-Autumn Christmas Wonderland at deities and familial colourful chariot processions the Buddha statue at and feasting! Geylang beautiful array of colours on A sheep, goat, cow or lamb Festival sees large displays Gardens by the Bay and ancestors. Visit Chinatown when devotees make their Kong Meng San Phor Serai offers the sights the days leading up to the is typically sacrificed then of lanterns and mooncakes, festive lights along Orchard to witness the lights and way from Tank Road to Kark See Monastery. and sounds that are most Hindu celebration of good distributed to families and celebrating the moon at its Road is a sign that the streets adorned in red. Keong Saik Road. festive to this mood. over evil. the needy. brightest and fullest. festive season is around the corner. A MUSLIM LIFESTYLE GUIDE SUPPLEMENT SHOP LOCAL | 06 SHOP LOCAL | 07 STYLE PICKS WITH FOR HER FAHIMAH THALIB @fahmsie Fahimah Thalib is a modestwear model who has garnered attention for her versatility in both commercial and editorial work. Notably, Fahimah is the first hijabi model and breakout star of Vogue Singapore's viral launch video in August 2020. Apart from modelling, Nugget Clutch Fahimah is also a speech therapist by profession, where she works @lingwubags with patients who have communication disorders to find their "voice". Orchard Rd Meaningful and Versatile Printed Scarves and Shawls LINGWU produces timeless leather Jewellery @saharashawl bags for the independent, modern @carriek_rocks Kampong Gelam woman. An ethically sourced brand, Orchard Rd Beautifully crafted hijabs that exude they embody the spirit of buying Let your personality shine with their quality and style – sure to be the less and buying better. versatile range of accessories. centrepiece of your wardrobe. Rose Gold Evermore Infinity Tancho Fahimah Ankara Baju Raya Cubic Bracelet @shopatforest @oliveankara @byinviteonlystore Orchard Rd Tiong Bahru Orchard Rd As with other products from Forest, A slow fashion brand that brings Modern Footwear and Accessories Express your style through the the Tancho scarf exudes premium traditional African fashion right here @charleskeithofficial elegant jewellery pieces from By and luxury with its extremely smooth in Singapore. Turn heads with its Orchard Rd Havana Sienna Invite Only. Wear them with peace satin silk that is delicate to the touch. eye-catching and unique designs. You A local brand with a global @aliaanggun of mind as the jewellery are specially The magnificent design is influenced can even customise the pieces any presence, Charles & Keith curates Hana Pants Set Kampong Gelam made only through sustainable and by the art style of the Far East. A way you fancy! Named after Fahimah quality footwear and accessories @kaifiyyah Alia Anggun’s apparel shines ethical means. On top of that, the graceful, timeless and classic look. herself, this Baju Raya is inspired by without breaking the bank. Kampong Gelam through the noise with its pieces are ensured to be non-toxic the earthy tones of nature, coupled Cuffed sleeves and drop sophisticated style. Gelling and are safe for sensitive skin! with the exciting prints, it is both bold together the idea of modesty and down-to-earth. shoulders make this outfit great for any occasion. and the boldness in fashion. FOR HIM Anothersole Utama Handmade Heroes @anothersoleofficial @bajubyoniatta @theminlist The Everyday Watch II Orchard Rd Kampong Gelam Kampong Gelam @plainsupplies A comfy casual pair of shoes are the The signature Utama pants by Baju by Start your clean beauty journey, au Marina Bay Formal and Casual Menswear Half-Placket Shirt must-haves of any wardrobe. 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