NUS Musollahs



NUS Musollahs is a secondary committee under NUSMS aimed primarily at maintaining the prayer spaces in NUS.


Additionally, NUS Musollahs organises mass cleanups over the winter and summer breaks as a platform for the NUS Muslim community to be physically involved in maintaining the prayer spaces, in hopes that it will inculcate a sense of shared accountability for these shared spaces.​


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WHAT IS THE MAIN DIRECTION OF NUS MUSOLLAHS?



NUS Musollahs' values are centered around the idea of Back to Basics,


where we hope to promote the core values and tenets of Islam to the Muslim community, whilst also providing a comfortable space for people to do their 'ibaadah to Allah s.w.t.



HOW MANY MUSOLLAHS ARE THERE IN NUS?



As of AY 21/22, there are 16 active and operational musollahs in NUS (Kent Ridge Campus).


For a full list of NUS Musollahs, please visit our Musollah page.



HOW DO WE MAINTAIN THE MUSOLLAHS IN NUS?



  1. Each musollah is assigned and taken care of by an NUS Musollahs committee member
  2. The musollahs are cleaned fortnightly
  3. Mass cleanups are conducted during winter & summer breaks


NUS MUSOLLAHS INSTAGRAM PAGE



The NUS Musollahs Instagram page was created to serve as a platform for the committee to reach out to the NUS Muslim community by providing information regarding the prayer spaces on campus. The Instagram page contains various forms of media such as images to share the locations of the different prayer spaces as well as directional videos to guide viewers to these prayer spaces.



A Reconnecting Muslim’s Guide: Du’as & Supplications



A compilation of du’as and supplications commonly recited by local asatizahs and Imams, this online booklet serves as an easy guide for musollah users to browse through and recite after prayers. Spearheaded by one of our NUS Musollahs committee member, Brother Adli, it was initiated as an extension to the supplications poster that can be found on the musollah walls across campus.


The booklet is a fairly comprehensive one, containing the Arabic wordings of the supplications, together with the respective transliterations and English translations. This booklet can be accessed via the supplications poster found at all musollahs across campus via a QR code. Having said that, this booklet can be publicised and shared more extensively in the future to reach out to the wider community for the benefit of all.



COLLEGE OF DESIGN & ENGINEERING





E5


Level 4 Staircase landing.


(Map | Directions)



COLLEGE OF DESIGN & ENGINEERING





E3


Level 6 Staircase landing.


(Map | Directions)



COLLEGE OF DESIGN & ENGINEERING





EA


Level 7 Staircase landing.


(Map | Directions)



FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES





AS6


Level 5 staircase landing, near the lift.


(Map | Directions)



FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES





AS4


Level 7 staircase landing.


(Map | Directions)



FACULTY OF ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES





AS3


Lift near AS3-1 (right), Level 6 staircase landing.


(Map | Directions)



Fortnightly Musollah Cleanups



Routined musollah cleanups have been implemented since the beginning of NUS Musollahs. However, for AY21/22, a few initiatives were introduced to further improve the general conditions of the prayer spaces, and at the same time, refine the existing cleanup system that is being utilised by NUS Musollahs.


Musollah cleanups were scheduled on a fortnightly basis, where members of the NUS Musollahs committee will be in charge of cleaning up the prayer spaces allocated to them. With an increased number of active members within the NUS Musollahs committee, this system could be implemented and maintained throughout the academic year, thus ensuring that all prayer spaces were consistently looked after.


A checklist application was created containing a list of things to perform when committee members are doing their respective cleanups, as well as a section where they can note down any major damages or issues at their allocated prayer spaces. All information will be automatically collated on a spreadsheet for internal reference, and follow-up actions will be taken to rectify these issues.



FACULTY OF SCIENCE





S17


Level 4 staircase landing.


(Directions)



FACULTY OF SCIENCE





S15


Level 6 staircase landing.


(Directions)



FACULTY OF SCIENCE





S5


Level 6 staircase landing.


(Directions)



SCHOOL OF MEDICINE





MD9


Top floor staircase landing.


(Directions)



SCHOOL OF MEDICINE





MD6


Level 1 staircase landing.


(Directions)



SCHOOL OF MEDICINE





MD3


Level 6 staircase landing.


(Directions)



Winter Mass Cleanup



The winter mass cleanup was organised primarily to refurbish the prayer spaces on campus, and to standardise the conditions of all these prayer spaces. Additionally, it also served as a platform to involve the NUS Muslim community in the maintenance of these shared spaces. An initiative that was carried out as part of the winter mass cleanup was the designing and putting up of new musollah posters.


These posters contain a variety of information regarding matters related to these prayer spaces, such as dos and don’ts at musollahs, a compilation of supplications as well as access to various links and sites related to NUS Musollahs (e.g. feedback form and Instagram page).


Bonding activities, following Safe Management Measures due to COVID-19, were also planned out for the committee members and volunteers to get to know one another, forging new bonds and friendships within the NUS Muslim community.



MULTI-PURPOSE SPORTS HALL





MPSH1


Past the toilets.


(Directions)



UNIVERSITY TOWN





Stephen Riady Centre


Level 2 staircase landing.


(Directions)



SCHOOL OF COMPUTING





COM 1


Behind the Dean's Office.


(Directions)



SCHOOL OF COMPUTING





COM 1


Main Foyer.


(Directions)



Summer Mass Cleanup



Similar to the winter mass cleanup, volunteers and committee members worked hand in hand to refurbish the prayer spaces in campus. However, the main focus of the summer mass cleanup was on repairing musollahs with damaged flooring, as well as resolving any damages or issues identified.


The NUS Musollahs committee conducted a recce of all the musollahs beforehand to have a general sensing of the conditions of each musollah and any damages that needed rectification. Upon gathering of data, follow up actions were then proposed. These solutions were unique to each musollah in order to rectify the issues within the musollah itself.



WHY JOIN?





Let us all work together to keep our Musollahs clean! Musollah ICs will maintain the prayer space during fortnightly cleanups in addition to our annual Summer and Winter Mass Cleanups.



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