Discover the Untold Story of Keramat Habib Noh's Journey

I have conducted several heritage walks for members of the public, schools and societies to Keramat Habib Noh since 2017. Along the way, I have heard many stories from visitors of various ethnicities. Both Muslims and non-Muslims who knew Habib Noh would stop by the keramat for supplication or to pay their respects — a practice that continues to live on long after his death. During the colonial period, pilgrims from as far as China and the Dutch East Indies would visit the keramat and mosque. Habib Noh is remembered for being an influential and highly revered figure in the Muslim community. He travelled throughout Malaya, teaching the tenets of Islam to the people. Habib Noh was known for his compassion, especially to children and particularly orphans, and often gave them sweets and money.