Ramadan 2022 Singapore: Dates, Events, and Things to Do

100,000 Muslims Expected to Attend Ramadan Prayer at Sultan Mosque

The Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (MUIS) has announced that 100,000 Muslims are expected to attend the Ramadan prayer at Sultan Mosque on April 2, 2022. This is a significant increase from the 50,000 Muslims who attended the prayer in 2021.

MUIS has taken a number of steps to prepare for the large crowd, including increasing the number of prayer mats and fans in the mosque. The mosque will also be open for prayers 24 hours a day during Ramadan.

20 Things to Do During Ramadan in Singapore

There are plenty of things to do in Singapore during Ramadan, whether you are Muslim or not. Here are 20 ideas:

1. Visit a mosque.
2. Attend a Ramadan prayer.
3. Break fast with friends and family.
4. Go for a walk or run in the park.
5. Visit a museum or art gallery.
6. Go shopping.
7. Eat at a food court.
8. Try some traditional Malay dishes.
9. Take a cooking class.
10. Attend a cultural event.
11. Volunteer at a charity.
12. Donate to a charity.
13. Read a book.
14. Watch a movie.
15. Listen to music.
16. Play a game.
17. Spend time with loved ones.
18. Reflect on your life.
19. Make a plan for the future.
20. Set some goals for yourself.

5 Ways to Make the Most of Ramadan

Here are five tips for making the most of Ramadan:

1. Make a plan for how you will spend your time.
2. Set some goals for yourself, both spiritual and personal.
3. Be patient and kind to yourself and others.
4. Take advantage of the opportunity to learn more about Islam.
5. Use the month of Ramadan to reflect on your life and make positive changes.

Common Mistakes to Avoid During Ramadan

Here are some common mistakes to avoid during Ramadan:

1. Overeating.
2. Not getting enough sleep.
3. Getting too stressed out.
4. Not taking care of your health.
5. Not taking advantage of the opportunity to learn more about Islam.

Ramadan Mubarak!

May this Ramadan be a blessed and peaceful one for all Muslims in Singapore and around the world.