Abdul Muhaimin

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Abdul Muhaimin Bin Abdul Malik

穆海民

Abdul Muhaimin
Abdul Muhaimin 穆海民
Member of Parliament for Sengkang GRC
Non-constituency Member of Parliament
Compassvale division
MP for Sengkang GRC, Compassvale division
MP for Sengkang GRC
Non-constituency Member of Parliament
Member from 2025–present

Muhaimin is the Member of Parliament (MP) for Sengkang GRC. He has served in this capacity since 2025.

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Biography

Muhaimin has been involved with the Workers’ Party for more than 5 years since late 2019, where he had assisted in house visits. He was involved during the 2020 General Election, helping to distribute calling cards and also serving as a polling agent and counting agent. Muhaimin was also the de facto coordinator for Compassvale since February 2023, helping to plan House Visits, MPS and other Community Events such as volunteering for the distribution of porridge during Ramadan and conducting a community iftar. Muhaimin is also active within the Workers’ Party Policy team.

Muhaimin hopes to see a more diverse and inclusive political landscape in Singapore. He believes it is important for the country to have a variety of voices and perspectives represented in the political arena, so that the diverse needs and aspirations of all Singaporeans can be meaningfully reflected. To him, this is crucial because a single-party system limits the space for meaningful debate and healthy competition—both of which are essential for national progress. By joining the Workers’ Party, Muhaimin is advocating for a political environment where alternative policies are given a platform and different ideas can be discussed openly. He believes this not only promotes accountability but also empowers citizens to actively shape the future of the nation.

Muhaimin's philosophy is centered around growth and dedication. Growing up with a humble background, Muhaimin never imagined that he would one day be someone pushing for change. However, after experiencing the daily struggles that many Singaporeans know all too well, he came to an important realisation — he could no longer stay silent. He made the decision to stand up for those who face similar challenges, and to fight for a better life for everyone, not just a privileged few.

Muhaimin plays video games with his friends for leisure and also enjoys sports, especially football and badminton.

Muhaimin’s speeches and more
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Speech by Abdul Muhaimin On Administration of Muslim Law Bill

Mr Speaker, Sir, I will confine my remarks to Part 2 of the Bill, which provides for the Singapore College of Islamic Studies.
3
Nov 2026

Speech by Abdul Muhaimin On Land Transport and Related Matters Bill

Mr Deputy Speaker, this Bill comes at an important time. From 2030, all new car registrations must be cleaner-energy models, and pure petrol cars can no longer be registered. EV adoption is accelerating. In the first eight months of this year, EVs made up 63 per cent of new car registrations, and our EV population has reached about 82,100. We now have about 34,700 charging points, a little over halfway to our target of 60,000 by 2030. Yet only about one in nine cars on our roads today is fully electric, and around 436,800 cars still run on petrol alone. As these cars are replaced, demand for charging will grow sharply. Charging must be safe, reliable and convenient, whether at home, in HDB carparks or in condominiums.
7
Oct 2026

Speech by Abdul Muhaimin On Scams (Countermeasures) and Other Matters

Mr Speaker, Sir, scams are no longer a small problem in Singapore. They are the most prevalent type of crime in Singapore, and account for greater losses than all physical crime combined. The mid-year statistics released on 26 August show some hard-won progress but they also point to a stubborn reality. Losses fell to about $410.6 million in the first half of 2026, down some 18 per cent from the $500.2 million lost in the same period a year before, and the number of cases fell too. That is real progress, and it reflects the combined effort of the Government, the industry and the community. But in the same breath the police told us that around eight in 10 victims still handed their money over voluntarily, meaning they were manipulated, not hacked. Since 2019, Singaporeans have lost more than $4 billion to scams. So while the trend line is encouraging, no one in this House should mistake it for victory.
8
Sep 2026

Speech by Abdul Muhaimin On Civil Defence Shelter and Fire Safety (Misc Amd) Bill

Mr Speaker, Sir, I believe that this bill arrives at the right time, and I welcome the government’s move to improve fire safety in Singapore at this time. There has been an upwards trend in fire incidents in recent years, which is worrying. Fire injuries rose from 80 in 2024 to 94 in 2025, and fire fatalities from 5 to 6 over the same period. More alarming still, in the short span from 31 July to 1 September this year alone, five lives have already been lost to fire incidents. Behind each of these figures is a family and a home. That is the reality we should keep in mind as we consider the measures before us today.
8
Sep 2026

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