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'''MUIS (Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura)''' is an Islamic Religious Council of Singapore. The Council of MUIS is the comprehensive ruling-making group and is efficient for the formation of plans and viable policies. The Council is composed up of the President of Muis, the Grand Mufti of Singapore, the Chief Director, as well as representatives approved by the Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs and recommended by Muslim organisations. All representatives of the Council are designated by the President of the Republic of Singapore. |
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Strategic Priority of MUIS is to set the Islamic agenda, define religious activity and create the Singaporean Muslim Identification. Islamic spiritual scholars, or asatizahs, play a vital job in building up an understanding of community. There are 4,500 asatizah in Singapore |
Strategic Priority of MUIS is to set the Islamic agenda, define religious activity and create the Singaporean Muslim Identification. Islamic spiritual scholars, or asatizahs, play a vital job in building up an understanding of community. There are 4,500 asatizah in Singapore |
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MUIS (Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura) is an Islamic Religious Council of Singapore. The Council of MUIS is the comprehensive ruling-making group and is efficient for the formation of plans and viable policies. The Council is composed up of the President of Muis, the Grand Mufti of Singapore, the Chief Director, as well as representatives approved by the Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs and recommended by Muslim organisations. All representatives of the Council are designated by the President of the Republic of Singapore.
Strategic Priority of MUIS is to set the Islamic agenda, define religious activity and create the Singaporean Muslim Identification. Islamic spiritual scholars, or asatizahs, play a vital job in building up an understanding of community. There are 4,500 asatizah in Singapore