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Mufti of Singapore
Dr Nazirudin Mohd Nasir is the current and 4th Mufti of Singapore, a position he has held since 1 March 2020. As the senior religious leader for the Singaporean Muslim community, he also oversees religious and policy development at the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS).
Dr Nazirudin holds an extensive academic portfolio bridging Islamic tradition and modern sciences. He obtained his first degree in Islamic Law from Al-Azhar University in Cairo. He subsequently earned a Master’s in Comparative Law from the School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS), University of London, and a PhD in Theology from the University of Oxford, where his research focused on the concept of Abrahamic religions.
Beyond his duties as Mufti, Dr Nazirudin is a member of Singapore’s Presidential Council for Minority Rights and the Presidential Council for Religious Harmony. He is also a member of the National Steering Committee on Racial and Religious Harmony.
Mufti Dr Nazirudin Nasir is recognised for his leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic, guiding the community with contextualised religious rulings, and for his commitment to integrating Islamic tradition with contemporary knowledge to foster social cohesion in a multi-cultural society. In 2022, he received the Imam Al-Qarafi Award for Distinction in Fatwa from the Grand Mufti of Egypt, Dr Shawki Allam, in Cairo, in recognition of his leadership of Singapore’s Fatwa Committee and its outstanding contributions to addressing the COVID-19 pandemic and other contemporary issues.
This presentation by Mufti Dr Nazirudin Nasir examines the Sirah not merely as a historical record or source of rulings, but as an ethical compass offering guidance for today’s complex challenges. Participants will explore how the Prophet ﷺ navigated moral dilemmas, social conflicts, and personal trials with integrity, wisdom, and compassion. By uncovering the ethical principles underlying his actions, the session equips attendees with practical frameworks to apply the timeless lessons of the Sirah in modern life, fostering principled decision-making and spiritual resilience.
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Shaykh Mustafa Briggs is a British scholar, writer, and international speaker known for his engaging talks on Islam, African history, spirituality, and identity. He began his academic journey studying Arabic and International Relations at the University of Westminster before pursuing Islamic Theology, Prophetic Biography, and Qur’anic Sciences at al-Azhar University in Cairo.
He gained widespread recognition through his acclaimed lecture series “Beyond Bilal: Black History in Islam,” which highlights the overlooked contributions of African and Black Muslims to Islamic civilization. Delivered at institutions like Oxford, Harvard, and Yale, the series challenges misconceptions and showcases Islam’s global, inclusive heritage.
Beyond his scholarship, Shaykh Mustafa is active in community work, interfaith dialogue, and educational initiatives. His lectures blend spirituality, identity, and empowerment, inspiring Muslims to reconnect with the Prophetic tradition and the rich diversity within their faith.
This lecture takes you beyond the familiar milestones of the Prophet Muhammad’s ﷺ life and into the spiritual lessons that quietly shape a believer’s inner world. Shaykh Mustafa Briggs unpacks how the Sirah is far more than a historical narrative, it’s a living guide filled with insights on trust, resilience, compassion, and divine reliance. By revisiting key moments from Mecca to Madinah, he reveals the deeper meanings behind the Prophet’s ﷺ responses to hardship, hope, and change, offering participants a renewed appreciation of the Sirah as a source of personal transformation and everyday guidance.
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Given Shaykh Mustafa Briggs’s experience in community engagement and leadership, he will highlight the Prophet’s leadership blueprint, emphasising principles of humility, compassion, and dedication to serving others. He will delve into specific case studies from the Prophet’s time in Madinah, examining his strategies for conflict resolution, social integration of diverse groups, and establishing systems of communal welfare. He will provide actionable insights on how to apply such timeless values to foster truly compassionate, inclusive and resilient communities today.
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This lecture presents the companions of the Prophet ﷺ not merely as historical figures but as living archetypes, offering timeless models for personal and spiritual growth. Shaykh Mustafa Briggs highlights how their stories exemplify purpose, resilience, and steadfastness, providing practical guidance for navigating the challenges of modern life. Participants will gain insight into how embodying the values of these companions can inspire meaningful action, strengthen character, and cultivate inner strength today.
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Dr Ali Hussain is a musician, poet and has a doctoral degree in Islamic Studies from the University of Michigan, Department of Middle Eastern Studies. His research focuses on the image of Prophet Isa (as) in the writings of the Andalusian mystic Muhyi al-Din Ibn al-‘Arabi (qs).
Alongside this academic tract, Dr. Hussain has also studied classical Islam with various prominent Muslim scholars like . In 2013, he studied in Dar al-Mustafa in Tarim, Yemen with his eminence Habib Umar Bin Hafidh, where he studied Qur’an, Hadith and the science of Ihsan. Since 2015, he has also accompanied His Eminence Shaykh Muhammad Hisham Al-Qabbani, and learned from him various Islamic disciplines. His research interests include Islam and Sufism, art and creativity in Islam and the creative engagement that Sufi mystics have with Arabic through the mediation of the Quran.
Dr Ali Hussain was a lecturer in Classical and Qur’anic Arabic at the University of Michigan, and founder of the Adhwaq Centre for Spirituality, Culture and the Arts. He has authored several publications including, “Mystical Musings of a Contemporary Dervish”, “The Souk of Nostalgia: A Childhood Between Rivers and Mountains”, “The Art of Ibn ‘Arabi”, “Art in Memoirs: Setting Forth” and “Rumi and Gibran in Conversation”.
In this session, the speaker will explore the often-overlooked aesthetic dimension of Ihsan during the early, difficult years of the Prophet’s mission. The speaker will draw on Sufi and poetic insights to examine how cultivating spiritual beauty and love provides a profound source of inner strength when faced with external adversity. The talk will analyze the poetry and devotional practices of the Companions, demonstrating how art, language, and spiritual expression served as a vital anchor for the hearts of the believers, making the pursuit of truth a journey of profound beauty rather than mere hardship.
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This lecture explores the art of Prophetic communication and the role of Ihsan (spiritual excellence) in conveying guidance with wisdom, empathy, and impact. Participants will learn how the Prophet ﷺ engaged hearts and minds, fostering understanding, compassion, and meaningful connection. By examining his approach, the session offers practical insights on applying the principles of Prophetic communication and Ihsan to modern contexts—whether in personal relationships, community engagement, or leadership—helping believers navigate today’s challenges with grace and effectiveness.
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Ustadha Syariati Sulaiman is an Islamic educator and public speaker based in Singapore. She is widely known for her active involvement in da’wah (outreach) work and religious education, particularly among Muslim women. She teaches and delivers lectures on a wide variety of religious topics at various mosques and through online platforms. Her areas of specialization often cover subjects such as the lives of the Sahabiyyat (female companions of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ), the Forty Hadiths, and other sciences of Islam and Spirituality.
She effectively utilises digital platforms, including Instagram and Facebook, to share knowledge and interact with her followers. Furthermore, she manages her own website, Nour By Syariati Sulaiman, which offers specialized Islamic educational courses tailored for Muslim women. She frequently collaborates with established Islamic organizations in Singapore, such as Al-Islah Mosque, Darul Aman Mosque, and Nur Insan, to organize classes and religious programs. Her work predominantly targets a female audience, focusing on education for Muslim women and addressing issues specifically relevant to them.
This lecture explores the lives of the women closest to the Prophet ﷺ, highlighting how their faith, courage, and grace served as vital support for the early Muslim community. Participants will examine how their spiritual strength, resilience, and devotion provide timeless lessons for navigating life’s challenges with integrity and purpose. By reflecting on their stories, the session illuminates how these women continue to inspire believers today, offering models of moral fortitude, compassion, and unwavering commitment to faith.
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Ustadh Hasanuddin bin Razali is a distinguished graduate of Madrasah Aljunied al-Islamiah and holds a degree in Islamic Jurisprudence (Syariah) from the renowned al-Azhar University in Cairo. His strong grounding in traditional Islamic sciences has shaped his passion for scholarship and community education. He is currently deepening his expertise by pursuing a Master’s degree in the Principles of Islamic Jurisprudence (Usul Fiqh) at al-Azhar, where he continues to build on his rigorous academic foundation. In addition, he is enrolled in a Post-Graduate Diploma in Fatwa at Darul Ifta’ Misriyyah, Cairo, further strengthening his specialization in Islamic legal studies and contemporary fatwa methodology. He is also ARS (Asatizah Recognition Scheme) certified, reflecting his credibility, professionalism, and commitment as a qualified religious teacher who serves the community with knowledge and integrity.
This lecture explores how the Sirah ﷺ serves as a blueprint for cultivating Ihsan, spiritual excellence, in daily life. Participants will discover how the Prophet ﷺ’s actions, character, and ethical choices provide a framework for personal growth, moral clarity, and purposeful living. By studying his life, the session highlights practical ways to embody beauty, integrity, and devotion, guiding believers to construct a life grounded in faith, resilience, and conscious excellence.
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Dr Muhammad Mubarak bin Habib Mohamed is a distinguished scholar with a PhD in Islamic Civilisation and Contemporary Issues from Universiti Brunei Darussalam and a Master of Arts in Islamic Spiritual Culture & Contemporary Society from ISTAC, International Islamic University of Malaysia.
He also holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Islamic Psychology from Cambridge Muslim College. He has an extensive teaching background in Singapore’s public schools, having taught and won awards at Temasek and Manjusri Secondary Schools, and lectured at Jamiyah Education Centre in Shar’iyyah Law. Actively involved in community service, he has been a member of the Religious Rehabilitation Group (RRG) Secretariat since 2009, mentoring detainees and guiding their reintegration into society.
He also volunteers with FITRAH and the Singapore Prison Services. A prolific writer, Dr. Mubarak has published works on Islamic intellectual thought and regularly contributes to Muslim.sg. His contributions to education and community service make him a respected figure in Islamic studies. Additionally, he has been teaching at the Muslim Converts’ Association of Singapore and SimplyIslam Academy for many years.
This lecture explores the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ not just as a historical figure but as a luminous centre whose presence continues to guide hearts and shape spiritual purpose. Dr. Muhammad Mubarak examines how the Prophet’s ﷺ character, actions, and message serve as timeless beacons of guidance, revealing an enduring ontological presence that transcends time and space. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of how the Prophet ﷺ remains central to the spiritual and moral compass of believers, illuminating their inner lives and inspiring meaningful engagement with the world.
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Ustadh Muhammad Salleh al-Azhari is among SimplyIslam’s pioneer members, currently serving as its Education Chief, playing a pivotal role in the organisation’s educational and religious initiatives. He is a certified instructor recognised by both the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) and the Asatizah Recognition Board (ARB), ensuring his adherence to the highest standards of Islamic education and scholarship.
Ustadh Muhammad Salleh completed his primary, secondary and pre-university education at Singapore’s prestigious Madrasah Aljunied, well-known for producing many of Singapore’s prominent Islamic scholars and leaders. He then continued his academic pursuit at Malaysia’s National University (UKM) where he gained a solid grounding in various disciplines, before furthering his studies at the esteemed Al-Azhar University in Egypt, one of the oldest and most respected institutions of Islamic learning in the world. His time at Al-Azhar provided him with deep insights into Islamic jurisprudence, theology, and the Arabic language.
Fluent in Arabic, Ustadh Muhammad Salleh has conducted numerous courses and translation projects, further showcasing his proficiency in the language. His ability to navigate complex Arabic texts and convey their meanings accurately to non-Arabic speakers has made him a valuable asset to the Islamic educational community. He teaches various subjects at SimplyIslam including Hadith, Aqidah, Prophetic Healing, Ruqyah, and others.
This lecture delves into the Prophetic model as a guide for cultivating both emotional and spiritual intelligence. Ustadh Muhammad Salleh highlights how the Prophet ﷺ’s compassion, wisdom, and inner resilience offer practical lessons for nurturing the heart. Participants will learn how to harmonize faith, feeling, and action, developing authenticity and purpose in daily life through the cultivation of the heart’s intelligence.
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Ustazah Bushra Habibullah is a passionate religious speaker, educator and content creator. She focuses on topics related to aqidah, fiqh, sirah, marriage, parenting, and other contemporary muslim women issues. With formal education in Jordan, a graduate degree from Al-Azhar University in Islamic Theology – prophetic traditions, and her experience as a da’iyah, ustazah Bushra strives to share the beauty of Islam, empower and uplift the Muslim community through her classes, talks, and online platforms.
This lecture examines how ihsan became a hidden source of resilience for the first Muslim women, who faced persecution, loss, and social challenges. Through spiritual consciousness, trust in Allah Almighty, and consistent ethical practice, women like Sayyidatina Khadijah, Sumayyah bint Khayyat, and Asma’ bint Abu Bakr (may Allah be pleased with them all) transformed trials into inner strength, courage, and purposeful action. The session connects these timeless examples to modern life, showing how activating ihsan can cultivate emotional stability, resilience, and steadfastness even in today’s pressures.
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