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Harmony in Diversity Gallery

Harmony in Diversity Gallery

Museum

★ 4.652 reviews
  • 7 Maxwell Road MND Building Annexe B #04-05/06, 069111
  • Today · 10 am–5 pm
    • Monday: 10 am–5 pm
    • Tuesday: 10 am–5 pm
    • Wednesday: 10 am–5 pm
    • Thursday: 10 am–5 pm
    • Friday: 10 am–5 pm
    • Saturday: 10 am–5 pm
    • Sunday: Closed
  • 6221 8942
  • harmonyindiversitygallery.gov.sg

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Faidzal Nasir4 months ago
★★★★★

Stepping into the Harmony in Diverse Gallery is an experience that resonates deeply with the soul, especially as a Muslim Singaporean who cherishes the unique social fabric of our home. It is not just a gallery; it is a profound testament to the beauty of living side-by-side with our fellow Singaporeans of different faiths and backgrounds. ​A Powerful Reflection of Our Identity ​What strikes me most about this space is how authentically it captures the "Singaporean spirit." In a world often polarized by differences, this gallery serves as a quiet, powerful reminder of what we have built together here. Walking through the exhibits, I felt a genuine sense of pride seeing Islamic art and cultural milestones presented with such respect and prominence alongside the traditions of our Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Sikh, and Taoist neighbors. ​Why It Resonates ​Thoughtful Curation: The way the exhibits highlight our shared values—compassion, family, and community—is truly moving. It doesn’t just show history; it tells the story of our ongoing commitment to peace and understanding. ​A Space for Reflection: As someone who practices faith daily, I found the atmosphere incredibly serene. It is a place that invites you to pause, reflect, and appreciate the grace of being part of such a harmonious society. ​Educational Impact: This is the perfect space to bring our children and the younger generation. It demystifies the rituals and practices of other faiths, transforming the "unknown" into familiar, beautiful human experiences. ​A Must-Visit for Every Singaporean ​Harmony in Diverse Gallery succeeds because it avoids superficiality. It dives into the heart of our multi-religious landscape with sensitivity and depth. It is a place that makes you feel profoundly grateful for the Muhibbah spirit that we—as Muslims, as Singaporeans, as a community—work hard to maintain every single day. ​Whether you are looking to learn more about our neighbors or simply want a quiet space to reflect on the blessings of our diversity, this gallery is an absolute treasure. It is a gentle, necessary reminder that our strength, as always, lies in our unity.

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Michael Chan1 years ago
★★★★★

Small gallery, but located very well, within the CBD area, amidst so much history and so many historical landmarks of Singapore! I think it's well worth the visit. If you have booked a tour, the experience includes a heritage trail thru the area!

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Dee D5 months ago
★★★★★

Worth visiting when in the area! Small (15-20 minutes) but interesting to learn about different religions in Singapore. I loved how they showed so many similarities between the religions. As a non-religious person it increased my understanding of how to live in a multi-religious society :)

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leena slasher5 months ago
★★★★★

I love museums and gallery, in general. This gallery was very nicely done, well laid out and great to teach visitors about the importance of preservering diversity and respect irrespective of enthic/religious backgrounds. Our guide, Imran, was full of Information and enthusiastic. We had a fun experience.

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Samuel Swee8 years ago
★★★★★

I really enjoyed the exhibits here. Stumbled upon the signage as I was leaving the hawker centre. This gallery while talking about diversity, focuses on diversity in terms of religion. The gallery starts off with a 3 minute video showing the numerous religious conflicts around the world. Thereafter, there is a poll about religious diversity in Singapore. The gallery is split up into four sections. I found the section on common areas across 10 religions to be extremely informative, but a bit exhausting to read. I liked the postal game from another section, which had scenarios to which the player could react to. The final section lets you make a pledge, which can appear on a digital tree, or you can hang a written pledge up.

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