Singapore

Singapore is a global city-state and financial hub in Southeast Asia with a significant Muslim minority, primarily of Malay, and also Indian and Arab, heritage. The city is home to well over seventy mosques, many of them historic buildings protected as national heritage sites, including the Sultan Mosque in the Kampong Glam district, long a center of Muslim community life. Singapore's mosques are known for being well-maintained and multi-functional, often serving as community centers alongside their role as places of worship. The city also has an extensive halal food scene, with certified halal restaurants found throughout its neighborhoods and hawker centers, reflecting Singapore's role as a hub for halal tourism in the region.