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#Minimosque: Cov-Eid as Image, Event, and Archive
The COVID-19 pandemic led to the closure of mosques in Singapore, preventing Muslims from gathering for communal prayers and rituals. Projects such as “Living with COVID-19 in Southeast Asia: Personal and Visual Experiences of Crisis, Control, and Community”, the NUS Asia Research Institute’s crowdsourced visual archive on pandemic life in Southeast Asia attempted to organise the …
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The NUS Malay Studies Society celebrates 30 years of efforts in enriching discourse on community issues.
Campus Pulse | 3 min read Click through image below to read this piece. This story first appeared in Berita Mediacorp on 11 April 2025.
Book on religion and the environment by Dr Faizah Zakaria accorded prestigious Association for Asian Studies award
Dr Zakaria’s book explores how religious beliefs and practices have influenced the way people in the region interact with their environment, specifically with respect to the natural world.
