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Announcement
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Request for change of Court's appointment
Before parties write to the Court to request for change of any appointments, they should seek the consent of the other party or parties to the matter. The request should be made at least 3 working days before the appointment date, setting out the reasons for the request. The Court will then evaluate the contents of the request and the relevant correspondence before deciding whether the request should be allowed. For further detail, please read Syariah Court's FAQ.
Flu Outbreak
If you are not feeling well and you have an appointment at Syariah Court, please consult a doctor and notify us immediately by faxing at 6354 8381. We would, upon receipt of your original medical cerficate (MC), reschedule your Court appointment.
Only those with appointment
or making an application with the Court would be allowed to proceed to Syariah Court at Level 2, MCYS Building. The Court may not allow entry to anyone with the flu-like symptoms.

First time registration
If this is your first time registering or re-registering your case with Syariah Court, you may download the Registration form from this website under 'Court Forms'
For any general enquiry, please call our Call Centre at 63548371
Or you may browse through our Frequently Asked Question (FAQ).
Inheritance Certificate Application
If 'Others' is selected for `Deceased Identification Type', only identification number identifiable by applicant or the deceased family members is acceptable. Other description, such as "Unknown", "N.A.", "Nil" and the alike STRICTLY will not be accepted.


Introduction
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The Syariah Court was established in 1955 as a result of a study done by a Select Committee set up by the Singapore Government. This Select Committee was made up of lawyers, kadis and local religious leaders. From the study, an Act known as the Muslims' Ordinance came into effect on 30 May 1957. This is the Act that the Syariah Court derives its jurisdiction from until 1966.

In 1966, the Administration of Muslim Law Act (AMLA) was introduced, repealing the Muslims' Ordinance. This Act was created to enhance the system of administration governing the Muslims in Singapore.

In 1999, AMLA was refined to meet a few technical problems that arose since. The Syariah Court is now better equipped to settle divorce cases and the ancillary issues in a more expedient and effective manner.