NASI BERIYANI AMAL
TARIKH PENGAMBILAN NASI: Ahad, 20 Jun 2010
MASA: 10pagi - 3petang
TEMPAT: Masjid Kassim
HARGA: $10

Anda boleh dapatkan kupon di kaunter Masjid Kassim Aras 2 Wisma Indah atau di gerai jumaat Aras 1 setiap hari Jumaat bermula 5 Mac 2010.
 
BICARA HAWA FASA 2
TOPIK: 'Ibu-bapa...Tepuklah Dada, Tanya Selera!" Renungan Harapan bagi Ibu Bapa (Bahagian 1 - Pembuka)
Penceramah: Ustaz Yusri Yubhi Md Yusoff
Tarikh: Sabtu, 13 Mar 2010
Masa: 10pagi - 12tengahari
Tempat: Aras 2 Wisma Indah, Bilik 4
 
BICARA HAWA FASA 2
TOPIK: "Anak Remajaku....Akulah Sahabat Mu!"
Penceramah: Puan Suriati Abdullah (Suchi Success)
Tarikh: Sabtu, 20 Mac 2010
Masa: 10pagi - 12tengahari
Tempat: Aras 2 Wisma Indah, Bilik 4
 
BICARA HAWA FASA 2
TOPIK: "Remajaku....Ikut Nafsu Lesu, Ikut Hati Mati"
Tips Pengawalan Diri & Muhasabah
Penceramah: Puan Suriati Abdullah (Suchi Success)
Tarikh: Sabtu, 27 Mac 2010
Masa: 10pagi - 12tengahari
Tempat: Aras 2 Wisma Indah, Bilik 4
 
BICARA HAWA FASA 2
TOPIK: "Ke Arah Keibubapaan Mithali" Latihan Mendengar, Mendidik & Mengasuh bagi si ibu PENCERAMAH: Puan Suriati Abdullah (Suchi Success) TARIKH: Sabtu, 3 Apr 2010
MASA: 10pagi - 12tengahari
TEMPAT: Aras 2 Wisma Indah, Bilik 4
 
BICARA HAWA FASA 2
TOPIK: "Ibu-bapa....Tepuklah Dada, Tanya Selera!" Renungan Harapan bagi Ibu Bapa (Bahagian II - Penutup)
PENCERAMAH: Ustaz Yusri Yubhi Md Yusoff
TARIKH: Sabtu, 10 Apr 2010
MASA: 10pagi - 12tengahari
TEMPAT: Aras 2 Wisma Indah, Bilik 4
 
 
     
   
 
           
  islamic learning   social development   youth development
  SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
 
 

Mosques in Singapore play a critical role in the socio-religious development of the community. They are focused on their mission. Social development refers to building capacities of individuals, families and the community. This developmental agenda is in contrast to the more traditional one of intervention and remediation. While it is important for mosques to remain as places of worship and centres of Islamic learning, the context in Singapore requires that mosques play a larger role in the socio-religious development of the community.

In the present context, mosques can add value to existing agencies by complementing them through effective outreach programmes and connecting people in need with social service providers. In other words, mosques will not assume the role of social service agencies like the Family Service Centres (FSCs), community self-help organisations and the Community Development Councils (CDCs). Rather, what this means is that mosques become part of the social service network playing the complimentary role of outreaching and connecting a more integrated part of the social fabric of Singapore. Mosques will focus on social development to help their jemaah cope with greater challenges of an open society. They need to be strengthened with a moral ballast to stay on top of challenges.


Strategy 1: Make Mosques More Youth-Friendly

Recommendations:

  1. Develop youth workers in mosques.
  2. Create more "space" in mosques for youths.
  3. Forge partnerships with institutions on youth development.

Strategy 2: Make Mosques More Family-Friendly

Recommendations:

  1. Enhance the role of mosque Executive Imams.
  2. Organise more family-friendly programmes in mosques.
  3. Make mosques friendly to senior citizens.

Strategy 3: Establish more Community and Society-Friendly Mosques

Recommendations:

  1. Establish and enhance qaryah network in all mosques.
  2. Network with social service agencies and connect "People-in-Need" with those agencies.
  3. Promote the image of Islam through Rahmatan Lil 'Alamin (Blessings To All) projects.