Our Services
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Homes
Darul Ma'wa
Darul Ma'wa or Jamiyah Children's Home
was set up to provide holistic residential
care for orphans and less fortunate children.
Darul Takrim
Darul Takrim or Jamiyah Home for the
Aged was set up to demonstrate our
concern and compassion for destitute
elders in the evening of their lives, without
differenting on the basis of race, religious
or language.
Darul Syifaa'
Darul Syifaa' or Jamiyah Nursing Home is
logical complement of Darul Takrim, the
Jamiyah Home for the Aged.
Darul Islah
Darul Islah or Jamiyah Halfway House
provides a residential programme for
recovering drug addicts at Drug
Rehabilitation Centres reffered by the
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Education
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Welfare
Food Ration
Assistance is given in the form of provisions such as rice, sugar, milk, cooking oil and other staples to the poor and needy.
Objective History Services
Elligibility Criteria
Counselling services
The centre provides a wide range of counselling, therapeutic and educational services in a culturally sensitive and safe environment.
Legal Clinic
The Legal Clinic(1976) is the first clinic run by volunteer lawyers in Singapore. It has an impressive multiracial array of professionals in the field and was set up in the early 70s shortly after the Medical Clinic was opened.
Objective Appoinment Session Venue
Medical Clinic
The Medical Clinic (1975) is also opened to the public three times per week . It provides free medicine and consultation in addition to conducting medical exhibitions, talks and providing circumcision during school holidays.
Objective History Services Activities Operating Hours
Women's / Youth Section
These have since the inception of the Society remained the backbone of Jamiyah and are involved in all its activities. -
Missionary
- Courses and Training
Jamiyah has been a registration centre for
those wishing to embrace Islamic out of their own free will.
Zakat
Zakat (Purifying Tax) Muslim members of the
public from time to time do come forward to
contribute their zakat to Jamiyah which is
also a registered centre for zakat fitrah.As
far as zakat is concerned Jamiyah's work
embraces all the categories of beneficiaries.
Zakat and charitable donations called
sadaqah are part of the normal sources of
income for Jamiyah.
Four conditions for obligation of zakat Eight categories of zakat beneficiaries
Sharing Documents
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75th Anniversary Magazine
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News
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Fraternal Greetings from Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam, Chief Minister of Malacca on 8 June 2009 |
Jamiyah Singapore had the privilege of hosting Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam, Chief Minister of Malacca and President of Dunia Melayu Dunia Islam, when he paid a friendly visit to Jamiyah Singapore on 8 June 2009. In his welcome speech, Vice-President (1), Haji Abdul Karim Maidin expressed Jamiyah’s appreciation to Datuk Seri and his gracious wife, Datin Seri Asmah Abdul Rahman, for their kind support of the Darul Ma’wa Children’s home. Both Datuk Seri and Datin Seri rightly recognize the special position of orphans in Islam with their generous moral and financial support. Mr Hasbi Abu Bakar, Chairman, Jamiyah Education Department, then spoke on the possibility of furthering the collaboration initiated by the signing of the Memorandum of Understanding in August 2008, with the Kolej Yayasan Melaka (KYM), Kolej Dunia Melayu Dunia Islam (KDMI) and Kolej Teknologi Islam Antarabangsa (KTIAM), to cooperate in the areas of Education and related programmes. Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam thanked Haji Abdul Karim Maidin, Mr Hasbi Abu Bakar, Mr Md Noor Md Said and other Jamiyah officials for their warm reception. He outlined the aim of their visit, which was to initiate the collaboration and exchange of ideas and expertise in the area of Early Childhood Education, for which Jamiyah has had years of practical experience. He also highlighted their aim of showcasing the rich cultural heritage that Malays in Malacca possess in the areas of Dance, Theatre, History, Traditional Malay Cuisine, Malay Dress such as the Songket and the thriving ‘Baba and Nyonya Kebaya’ industry. Other areas of interest that he explored were the ‘Baitul Mal’ and how we disburse the zakat, as well as issues of concern to the Muslim community such as high divorce rates and corresponding efforts to tackle these issues. Greetings were also exchanged with students from New York University who were on the ‘Touch of Harmony’ Exchange programme with Jamiyah Singapore. The session ended with an exchange of gifts between Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam and Jamiyah Singapore as well as a token from New York University’s exchange programme participants to Datuk Seri Mohd Ali Rustam |
About Jamiyah
- JAMIYAH's activities encompass various educational, religious, welfare and social programmes. Support for JAMIYAH comes from the government, philanthropic organisations both locally and overseas, other Muslim and non-Muslim bodies, individual donors ....
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