Jamiyah Singapore Corporate Profile
Profile of Jamiyah Singapore, one of the oldest and largest Muslim Non Profit Organisations in Singapore.
Profile of Jamiyah Singapore, one of the oldest and largest Muslim Non Profit Organisations in Singapore.
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Milestones<br />
Founding Years<br />
Transformations<br />
(1930s – 1980s) (1990s – 2000s)<br />
1932<br />
Maulana Abdul Aleem Siddique<br />
founded the All Malaya Muslim<br />
Missionary Society (<strong>Jamiyah</strong><br />
<strong>Singapore</strong>). Catered to the<br />
humanitarian and welfare needs<br />
of society. Advocated<br />
inter-religious harmony and<br />
Dakwah of Islam.<br />
1933<br />
Dato Syed Ibrahim Omar Alsagoff<br />
became <strong>Jamiyah</strong>’s second<br />
President until 1967.<br />
1949<br />
Maulana Abdul Aleem Siddique<br />
played a key role in the<br />
formation of Inter-Religious<br />
Organisation of <strong>Singapore</strong> &<br />
Johor Baru (IRO).<br />
1970<br />
Transformation of <strong>Jamiyah</strong>’s<br />
services and programmes began<br />
with the ‘Darah Muda’ or Young<br />
Blood team headed by Tuan Haji<br />
Abu Bakar Maidin.<br />
1971<br />
Developed and introduced<br />
structured Islamic religious<br />
curriculum for the weekend<br />
religious classes for children,<br />
teenagers and adults.<br />
1975<br />
Started the Welfare Department<br />
which supported 300 families in<br />
need with monthly food rations.<br />
1976<br />
Established Free Medical and<br />
Legal Clinics<br />
1981<br />
Organized the largest Maulid<br />
(Birthday of Prophet Muhammad<br />
SAW) Celebrations at the<br />
National Stadium where more<br />
than 45,000 people attended.<br />
1982<br />
Organized ‘Dakwah Serantau’<br />
(Regional Missionary) where a<br />
group of Islamic Speakers from<br />
<strong>Singapore</strong>, Malaysia, Indonesia<br />
and Brunei, delivered lectures in<br />
these 4 countries.<br />
1985<br />
Opening of <strong>Jamiyah</strong> Islamic<br />
Centre, a 4-storey building at<br />
its current location.<br />
1986<br />
Set up <strong>Jamiyah</strong>’s first Early<br />
Childhood Education Centre.<br />
1990<br />
Set up <strong>Jamiyah</strong> Childcare Centre.<br />
1993<br />
<strong>Jamiyah</strong> Children’s Home<br />
(Darul Ma’wa) officially opened.<br />
Provides a safe and nurturing<br />
environment for children from<br />
disadvantaged families.<br />
Exemplary Mother Award<br />
established. Commemorates the<br />
outstanding contributions and<br />
sacrifices of mothers.<br />
1996<br />
<strong>Jamiyah</strong> Halfway House<br />
(Darul Islah) officially opened.<br />
Serves as a rehabilitation centre<br />
for substance abuse offenders and<br />
prepares them for the reintegration<br />
back to society.<br />
<strong>Jamiyah</strong> Home for the Aged<br />
(Darul Takrim) officially opened.<br />
Provides care and shelter for the<br />
aged and destitute persons.<br />
2000s<br />
Set up Rivervale Student Care<br />
Centre, Clementi Student Care<br />
Centre, West Coast Student<br />
Service Centre, Global Child<br />
Development Centre (Woodlands),<br />
Global Child Development<br />
Centre (Tampines).<br />
2002<br />
<strong>Jamiyah</strong> Nursing Home<br />
(Darul Syifaa) officially opened.<br />
Administers healthcare for<br />
patients requiring long-term<br />
medical attention.<br />
Collaboration with the Islamic<br />
Education, Scientific and Cultural<br />
Organisation (ISESCO). Organises<br />
a series of seminars regionally.<br />
2005<br />
Set up <strong>Jamiyah</strong> Counselling Centre<br />
2012<br />
Launch of <strong>Jamiyah</strong> Education<br />
Centre’s (JEC) Diploma<br />
programme with Kolej Universiti<br />
Islam Melaka (KUIM).<br />
2014<br />
Launch of JEC’s Diploma<br />
programme with International<br />
Islamic College (IIC) and Degree<br />
programme with Universitas Islam<br />
Negeri Sumatera Utara (UINSU).<br />
2015<br />
<strong>Jamiyah</strong> Welfare Services and<br />
<strong>Jamiyah</strong> Counselling Centre<br />
merged to form Community<br />
Outreach & Development<br />
Department to focus on servicing<br />
the less privileged.<br />
2017<br />
Official launch of <strong>Jamiyah</strong><br />
Foodbank with the objective to<br />
coordinate and deliver a food.<br />
support programme that meets<br />
the needs of our beneficiaries<br />
and supports their journey to<br />
self-reliance.<br />
Opening of the Dementia Ward<br />
at Darul Syifaa.<br />
2019<br />
All four <strong>Jamiyah</strong> Early<br />
Childhood Education Centres<br />
are SPARK (<strong>Singapore</strong><br />
Pre-school Accreditation<br />
Framework) certified.<br />
Launch of the inaugural<br />
<strong>Singapore</strong> Muslim Festival.<br />
Launch of <strong>Jamiyah</strong> Eldercare<br />
Academy at Darul Syifaa.<br />
<strong>Jamiyah</strong> Counselling Centre<br />
(JCC) became the first agency<br />
to be appointed by the Syariah<br />
Court to conduct the mandatory<br />
Marriage Counselling<br />
Programme for Muslim inmates.<br />
Launch of Darul Islah’s Project<br />
Happiness to spread joy during<br />
the festive seasons.<br />
<strong>Jamiyah</strong> Education Centre<br />
(JEC)<br />
2021<br />
Launch of Jampacked@Bukit Batok,<br />
a joint community project with Bukit<br />
Batok Grassroots Organisations.<br />
<strong>Jamiyah</strong> <strong>Singapore</strong> HQ<br />
<strong>Jamiyah</strong> Halfway House<br />
(Darul Islah)<br />
<strong>Jamiyah</strong> Early<br />
Childhood Centres<br />
<strong>Jamiyah</strong> Nursing Home<br />
(Darul Syifaa)<br />
<strong>Jamiyah</strong> Home for the Aged<br />
(Darul Takrim)<br />
<strong>Jamiyah</strong> Foodbank<br />
Jampacked@Bukit Batok<br />
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