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Keramat Habib Noh, located at 37 Palmer Road, is the largest and most highly regarded Muslim place of worship in Singapore with pilgrims visiting it from as far as China. The mausoleum sits on top of a flight of 49 steps. The long flight of steps is protected by yellow and green railings on both sides, and lined with potted plants. Yellow is the colour of holiness and green that of paradise. The steps lead to a building that houses the maqam - grave- of Habib Noh. The entrance of the building is adorned with yellow curtains and green tie-backs. It leads into an inner room where the maqam lay.

A practising aficionado of black and white photography in my youth, I revived my interest in photography a few years ago. My photographs reflect a curiosity to see the world and reflect it through the unique prism of my own life experiences. I have lived and worked in Pakistan, Singapore, Dubai, Los Angeles and London. Presently, I live and work in Singapore where I am a tour guide and business consultant. My images do not belong to the public domain. All rights reserved. None of my work may be reproduced, copied, downloaded, edited, altered or published in any form without my permission. Imran Ahmed