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Singaporean charged over inviting foreign preacher with alleged terror ties to speak to migrant workers

Summary by Channel News Asia
The foreign speaker invited was previously arrested by his own government for his purported terror links, terrorism-related activities and inciting militancy.

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Singaporean charged over inviting foreign preacher with alleged terror ties to speak to migrant workers

The foreign speaker invited was previously arrested by his own government for his purported terror links, terrorism-related activities and inciting militancy.

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S’porean charged over event where foreigner with alleged terror links preached to migrant workers

Abdus Sattar is accused of committing the offences on Aug 9, 2024.

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Singaporean Charged for Inviting Foreign Preacher with Alleged Terror Links to Address Migrant Workers

A 51-year-old Singaporean man named Abdus Sattar has been charged with organizing a religious talk at a migrant worker dormitory located at Lantana Lodge in Tuas. The event was held on National Day, August 9, 2024, without the required permit for a public assembly. According to court documents, Abdus Sattar invited a Bangladeshi preacher named Amir Hamza to speak at the event which was held at the migrant worker dormitory. Amir Hamza is alleged …

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Singaporean Man Charged for Hosting Unauthorized Religious Event with Extremist-Linked Bangladeshi Preacher

A 51-year-old Singaporean man has been charged for organizing an unauthorized religious event at a foreign workers’ dormitory involving a Bangladeshi preacher with reported links to a pro-Al-Qaeda organization. Abdus Sattar was charged on 27 Mar 2025 with one count each of abetting a foreigner to conduct activities as a religious speaker in Singapore without a work pass, organizing a public assembly without a police permit, and providing public …

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S'porean allegedly invited foreigner to preach at migrant worker dorm in Tuas, charged with multiple offences

Bangladeshi invited to preach at migrant worker dorm has purported terror links A 51-year-old Singaporean man has been charged in court after he allegedly invited a foreigner to preach at a migrant worker dorm in Tuas. Abdus Sattar allegedly organised the event at Lantana Lodge in Tuas, the Ministry of Manpower (MOM) said in a news release on Thursday (27 March). Source: Google Maps 2 Bangladeshis allegedly invited to migrant worker dorm, 1 of t…

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Singaporean charged over inviting Bangladeshi extremist preacher to speak at migrant worker dormitory

SINGAPORE: A Singaporean man has been charged with inviting a foreign religious speaker with purported terror links to preach at a migrant worker dormitory in Tuas. Abdus Sattar, 51, was charged on Thursday (27 March) with multiple offences, including organising a public assembly without a police permit. According to a joint statement by the Singapore Police Force (SPF) and the Ministry of Manpower (MOM), Sattar allegedly arranged for Bangladesh…

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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