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Restoring Relationships, Preserving Dignity.

Restoring Relationships, Preserving Dignity.

About Us

The Jamiyah Islamic Dispute Resolution Centre (Jamiyah Mediation) was established as part of Jamiyah Singapore’s long-standing commitment to support the welfare and development of the Muslim community. Since 1932, Jamiyah has worked to strengthen families, promote knowledge and contribute to social harmony.

Today, many individuals, families, businesses and communities face tensions that can easily escalate into painful and costly legal disputes. Jamiyah Mediation provides a space where these disputes can be addressed through dialogue, understanding and guided mediation before relationships break down further.

Rooted in the Islamic tradition of Sulha, which emphasises reconciliation, dignity and fair compromise, the centre combines Islamic ethical principles with professional mediation practices. Our aim is to help individuals and families resolve disputes respectfully, preserve relationships where possible, and reach fair outcomes that allow all parties to move forward with clarity and peace.

Our Brand Story

For nearly a century, Jamiyah, established in 1932, has long been a trusted pillar of service within the community, working to strengthen families, promote knowledge and contribute to social harmony.

The Jamiyah Islamic Dispute Resolution Centre (Jamiyah Mediation) was established to address a growing need for a more constructive way to resolve family and community disputes. Too often, conflicts escalate into costly and adversarial legal proceedings that strain relationships and deepen tensions.

Rooted in the Islamic tradition of Sulha, which emphasises reconciliation and fair compromise, Jamiyah Mediation provides a space where disputes can be addressed through dialogue, mediation and mutual understanding.

By combining Islamic ethical principles with professional mediation practices within Singapore’s legal framework, the centre seeks to help individuals and families resolve conflict with dignity while preserving relationships and community harmony.

Vision

To be a trusted platform in Singapore for resolving  disputes with dignity, guided by the principles of Sulha and professional mediation.

Mission

To promote a mediation-first approach to resolving disputes, combining Islamic ethical principles with professional mediation practices within Singapore’s legal framework.

Our Values & Commitments

Our approach is guided by the principles of S.U.L.H.A, reflecting our commitment to structured mediation, respectful dialogue, and constructive resolution.
sulha framework

Every mediation process is approached with genuine intent, professionalism, and a commitment towards constructive resolution.

We encourage respectful dialogue and balanced discussions that allow all parties to clarify perspectives and concerns constructively.

We uphold professional mediation standards through structured facilitation, neutrality, and responsible guidance throughout the process.

We strive to preserve relationships, restore understanding where possible, and support long-term social harmony.

All mediation processes are conducted with integrity, confidentiality, neutrality, and professional responsibility.

Every mediation process is approached with genuine intent, professionalism, and a commitment towards constructive resolution.

We encourage respectful dialogue and balanced discussions that allow all parties to clarify perspectives and concerns constructively.

We uphold professional mediation standards through structured facilitation, neutrality, and responsible guidance throughout the process.

We strive to preserve relationships, restore understanding where possible, and support long-term social harmony.

All mediation processes are conducted with integrity, confidentiality, neutrality, and professional responsibility.

Reach Out to Us

Ms. Roza Ahmad

Mediator | Suicide Risk Intervention-Trained | Analyst, Corporate Planning & Strategy | Chairperson, Jamiyah Women’s Committee

Roza Ahmad is a mediator and strategic planning professional with over a decade of experience in strategic human resource management, organizational development, operations management, and community leadership. As an Analyst in Corporate Planning & Strategy at Jamiyah Singapore and Chairperson of Jamiyah’s Women’s Committee, she works closely with organizational leaders and community stakeholders to develop people-centred strategies and programmes.

Having completed formal mediation training and being trained in suicide risk intervention, Roza brings a calm, analytical and empathetic approach to conflict resolution. Her practice combines strategic thinking with a strong understanding of human behaviour, helping parties navigate difficult conversations while working towards practical and sustainable solutions.

Nur Syahirah Abdul Malek

Mediator | Analyst, Corporate Planning & Strategy | Deputy Chairperson, Jamiyah Youth Committee

Nur Syahirah Abdul Malek is a mediator and strategic planning professional with extensive experience in organisational development, stakeholder engagement, youth leadership, and community initiatives. As an Analyst in Corporate Planning & Strategy at Jamiyah Singapore and Chairperson of the Jamiyah Youth Committee, she works closely with diverse stakeholders across organisational, community, and youth development settings.

Her experience in strategic planning, programme development, community engagement, and leadership enables her to facilitate constructive dialogue and collaborative problem-solving. Syahirah adopts a thoughtful and relationship-focused approach to mediation, helping parties navigate differences, improve communication, and work towards practical and sustainable outcomes.

Siraj Salman

Mediator | Vice President III, Jamiyah Singapore | Chairman, Jamiyah Halfway House

Siraj Salman is a mediator and senior community leader with extensive experience in stakeholder engagement, strategic partnerships, community development, and rehabilitation services. With close to two decades of leadership experience in the social service sector, he brings a collaborative and relationship-focused approach to conflict resolution. His experience working across diverse stakeholders, community groups, government agencies, and corporate partners enables him to navigate complex disputes while preserving relationships and fostering constructive outcomes.

Jamiyah Mediator - Ms Sharina

Ms. Sharina Sharuddin

Mediator | Senior Case Worker | Jamiyah Singapore

Sharina Sharuddin is a mediator and senior case worker with multidisciplinary experience in counselling, rehabilitation, forensic psychology, and community-based intervention. Her work across children’s services, halfway house rehabilitation, compulsory education matters, and victim support has equipped her with a practical understanding of complex behavioural and interpersonal issues. Sharina adopts a composed and analytical approach to mediation, helping parties navigate emotionally difficult situations while maintaining focus on constructive engagement and long-term outcomes.

Jamiyah Mediator - MS Jagajit

Ms. Jagajit Kaur

Mediator | Principal Social Worker | Jamiyah Singapore

Jagajit Kaur is a trained mediator and senior social work practitioner with two decades of experience supporting individuals and families through complex personal and relational challenges. With extensive exposure to family violence, marital conflict, crisis intervention, and youth-related matters, she adopts a thoughtful and grounded approach to mediation. Jagajit focuses on family, interpersonal, and community-related disputes, supporting parties in navigating sensitive situations with dignity, clarity, and care.

Jamiyah Mediator - Mr Hassan Salleh

Mr. Hassan Bin Salleh

Mediator | Media & Communications Professional | Jamiyah Singapore

Hassan Bin Salleh is a trained mediator and seasoned media and communications professional with over three decades of experience in leadership, crisis management, and stakeholder engagement. Grounded in both structured mediation practice and the principles of sulh (Islamic reconciliation), he adopts a calm and facilitative approach to mediation.

He focuses on organisational, community, and stakeholder-related matters, supporting parties in reaching practical and relationship-preserving outcomes.

Jamiyah Mediator - Mr Jaleel

Mr. Jaleel Rahiman

Mediator | Director, Human Resource | Jamiyah Singapore

Jaleel Rahiman is a trained mediator and senior Human Resource professional with extensive experience in managing workplace and organizational disputes. Grounded in both structured mediation practice and the principles of sulh (Islamic reconciliation), he adopts a facilitative and practical approach to resolving conflicts.

Jaleel focuses on workplace, community, commercial, and governance-related matters, supporting parties in reaching fair, respectful, and sustainable outcomes.

Ustaz Suhaimi Fauzi

Mediator | Asatizah |
Jamiyah Singapore

Ustaz Suhaimi Fauzi is a mediator and Islamic educator (Asatizah) with extensive experience in community engagement, counselling, and religious guidance. Grounded in the principles of sulh (Islamic reconciliation), he adopts a calm and empathetic approach to mediation.

He focuses on family, community, and faith-based matters, facilitating respectful dialogue and supporting parties in reaching amicable, relationship-preserving outcomes.

Rosedah Mohamed Anuar

Mediator | Senior Counsellor /
Head, Counselling | Jamiyah Singapore

Rosedah Mohamed Anuar is a mediator and senior counsellor with over 20 years of experience in marital, family, and crisis intervention work. Grounded in both clinical practice and the principles of sulh (Islamic reconciliation), she adopts a structured and empathetic approach to mediation.

She focuses on family, marital, and high-conflict matters, supporting individuals and couples in navigating complex situations and reaching informed, relationship-conscious outcomes.

Jamiyah Mediator - Ms Rosedah
Mediator - Family, Marital

Rosedah Mohamed Anuar

Mediator | Senior Counsellor / Head, Counselling | Jamiyah Singapore

Rosedah Mohamed Anuar is a mediator and senior counsellor with over 20 years of experience in marital, family, and crisis intervention work. Grounded in both clinical practice and the principles of sulh (Islamic reconciliation), she adopts a structured and empathetic approach to mediation. She focuses on family, marital, and high-conflict matters, supporting individuals and couples in navigating complex situations and reaching informed, relationship-conscious outcomes.

Mediator - Family, Marital

Jaleel Rahiman

Mediator | Director, Human Resource | Jamiyah Singapore

Jaleel Rahiman is a trained mediator and senior Human Resource professional with extensive experience in managing workplace and organizational disputes. Grounded in both structured mediation practice and the principles of sulh (Islamic reconciliation), he adopts a facilitative and practical approach to resolving conflicts. Jaleel focuses on workplace, community, commercial, and governance-related matters, supporting parties in reaching fair, respectful, and sustainable outcomes.

 
 
Mediator - Family, Marital

Jagajit Kaur

Mediator | Principal Social Worker | Jamiyah Singapore

Jagajit Kaur is a trained mediator and senior social work practitioner with over two decades of experience supporting individuals and families through complex personal and relational challenges. With extensive exposure to family violence, marital conflict, crisis intervention, and youth-related matters, she adopts a thoughtful and grounded approach to mediation. Jagajit focuses on family, interpersonal, and community-related disputes, supporting parties in navigating sensitive situations with dignity, clarity, and care.

Mediator - Family, Marital

Ustaz Suhaimi Fauzi

Mediator | Asatizah | Jamiyah Singapore

Ustaz Suhaimi Fauzi is a mediator and Islamic educator (Asatizah) with extensive experience in community engagement, counselling, and religious guidance. Grounded in the principles of sulh (Islamic reconciliation), he adopts a calm and empathetic approach to mediation. He focuses on family, community, and faith-based matters, facilitating respectful dialogue and supporting parties in reaching amicable, relationship-preserving outcomes.

Mediator - Family, Marital

Hassan Bin Salleh

Mediator | Media & Communications Professional | Jamiyah Singapore

Hassan Bin Salleh is a trained mediator and seasoned media and communications professional with over three decades of experience in leadership, crisis management, and stakeholder engagement. Grounded in both structured mediation practice and the principles of sulh (Islamic reconciliation), he adopts a calm and facilitative approach to mediation. He focuses on organisational, community, and stakeholder-related matters, supporting parties in reaching practical and relationship-preserving outcomes.

Your Mediation Request

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Mediator - Family, Marital

Sharina Sharuddin

Mediator | Senior Case Worker | Jamiyah Singapore

Sharina Sharuddin is a mediator and senior case worker with multidisciplinary experience in counselling, rehabilitation, forensic psychology, and community-based intervention. Her work across children’s services, halfway house rehabilitation, compulsory education matters, and victim support has equipped her with a practical understanding of complex behavioural and interpersonal issues. Sharina adopts a composed and analytical approach to mediation, helping parties navigate emotionally difficult situations while maintaining focus on constructive engagement and long-term outcomes.