We have just launched the first of a series of photo contest themed "MyCityForYou photo contest" on our Facebook page (www.facebook.com/crescentrating) . The first one just launched is "Singapore for the Muslim Traveller". Submit your photos which will be of interest to the Muslim travellers to Singapore. The winner will receive a voucher for two to enjoy at the Asian Market Café at the Fairmont Singapore. Fairmont Singapore, just announced yesterday that it's Restaurant "Asian Market Café" (formerly known as Plaza Market Café) will now serve Food from a Halal…

Delhi is the ninth highest populated city in the world and the second metropolis of India with more than 12.25 million inhabitants. It is estimated that around 13 percent are Muslims. Besides the local population, foreign and domestic Muslim tourists generally encounter difficulties and confusion regarding the authenticity of Halal Food here; due to insufficient information about the restaurants and their location. Here is a brief review of the more prominent Halal outlets like Fast Trax, Karims, Al Baik and Tunde Kabab.

Newton food court probably is the most popular and the one better known by the visitors to Singapore. However, when it comes to the number of Muslim outlets, Adam Food Centre is definitely a place to try. It is one of few food courts in Singapore with a majority Muslim food outlets. At the last count, 18 of the 31 or so stalls were Muslim outlets. They offer wide variety of food and definitely most of the Singapore's local favourites.  

Who would have possibly thought that in the middle of a barren desert, a resort that reminds one of Venice could arise one day? In Madinat Jumeirah, winding paths lead one through a traditional Arabian, bazaar-like atmosphere in which shops and intimate galleries spill onto the paved walkways. As one walks through the bazaar, the sounds of craftsmen and women at work combine with the aroma from street cafes and boutique restaurants transports one back in time. The souk or market at Madinat Jumeirah is a must-visit place when one…

Probably the best place to be during Ramadhan is home, so that we could fully concentrate on getting the best out of the blessed month. However, in case you happen to be a traveler in Singapore, you can still make yourself feel comfortable.

The Masaajid of Singapore are more than just a place where people go for their Salaath. They are almost community centers where many activities of the community take place. On Fridays, just before Jummah Salaath, it takes the shape of a community canteen/restaurant.