Owner of teh tarik shop behind the viral Kampong Glam bazaar sign addresses online debates

03/03/2026 2 Views

Sheikh said he respects differing views.

“This is a free world, free speech. People have the right to say what they want to say,” he said.

On why he chose Ramadan, a month Muslims consider holy and blessed, as the starting point for his message, Shieikh said the fasting month sees a surge in bazaar activity – and friction.

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