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    Ambassador Mohammad Alami Musa

    Head of Studies in Inter-Religious Relations in Plural Societies Programme
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    BEng (University of Singapore); MSc (NUS)
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    Demography-Religion Nexus: Tipping Point for Societal Norms
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    Ambassador Mohammad Alami Musa

    Head of Studies in Inter-Religious Relations in Plural Societies Programme
    Education
    BEng (University of Singapore); MSc (NUS)
    : [email protected]
    : +65 6592 1708
    : SRP

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    Biography

    Ambassador Mohammad Alami Musa is Head of Studies in Inter-Religious Relations in Plural Societies (SRP) Programme. He is concurrently Singapore’s non-resident Ambassador to the People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria. Amb Alami also holds the appointment of President of MUIS Council (Islamic Religious Council of Singapore) and Singapore’s Honorary Business Representative for Middle East and North Africa.

    As a keen observer of Muslim development in multi-cultural societies, he was deeply involved in the Singapore Muslim Identity project, conceptualising, developing, writing and presenting seminars about the issue of identity of minority Muslim community in a secular, multi-religious and culturally diverse society.  He is an active promoter of positive inter religious relations in Singapore and the region. He was involved in the research on Islam and its relations with other religions and the Religious Other. Regionally, Amb Alami was instrumental to  start up efforts to promote Inter-Religious Relations.

    Amb Alami studied Engineering in the University of Singapore. He proceeded to obtain his Master in Engineering from the same University.

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    Areas of Expertise

    • Interreligious Relations, Dialogue & the Religious Other
    • Muslim Identity Formation in Plural Societies
    • Muslims in Secular States

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    Professional Activities

    • Non Excutive President of the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore, Singapore’s Non-Resident Ambassador to Algeria and IE Singapore’s Honorary Business Representative for Middle-East/ North Africa region
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    RSIS Publications

      Working Papers

      • WP305 | Engaging Religion with Pragmatism: The Singapore State’s Management of Social Issues and Religious Tensions in the 1980s

        21 August, 2017

      Commentaries

      • Demography-Religion Nexus: Tipping Point for Societal Norms

        03 June, 2022

      • Towards ICCS 2022 - Social Cohesion: Adapting Secularism and Multiculturalism

        30 May, 2022

      • CO18052 | Religious Harmony: Stop the Tolerance, Start Appreciating

        23 March, 2018

      • CO18023 | When Modernity Helps Fuel Fundamentalism

        14 February, 2018

      • C015165 | ‘Non-Zero Sum’ Mindset in Inter-Faith Relations

        05 August, 2015

      • CO15139 | Demolishing the Islamic State Myth: Defeating the propaganda of ISIS

        12 June, 2015

      • CO15007 | Islam and Buddhism: Preserving Harmonious Relations

        08 January, 2015

      • CO14145 | Christian-Muslim Relations: Critical for Religious Harmony

        23 July, 2014

      • CO14103 | Hudud and Inter-Religious Relations

        30 May, 2014

      • CO14036 | Has Religion Become Evil?

        19 February, 2014

      • CO13206 | Allah: For Muslims Only?

        06 November, 2013

      • CO13176 | Funding Mosque Building in Singapore: A Legacy of Mr Lee Kuan Yew

        26 September, 2013

      Interreligious Relations

      • Interreligious Relations (IRR) Issue 15 - Secularism in Singapore: Asatizah’s Perspectives on its Reconcilability with Islam by Mohammad Alami Musa and Nursheila Muez

        06 April, 2020

      • Interreligious Relations (IRR) Issue 3 - Islam and Secularism in Singapore: Between Embracement and Belief

        01 April, 2019

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