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This one-storey generation masjid was built in 1957. Located in the East along a stretch of landed properties and low-rise private apartments, it has gone through several upgrading programmes.
Originally built in 1859, this masjid with its unique architecture has earned the distinction as one of Singapore's national monuments. It has an unabashed mélange of styles - a mix of Southern Indian, Moghul and…
Originally built in 1859, this mosque with its unique architecture was renamed after one of the two trustees of the Dunlop Street Mosque Wakaf, Shaik Abdul Gafoor bin Shaik Hyder. Built with an unabashed mélange of…
This old generation masjid built in 1932 in the Central part of the island serves the needs of office workers around Newton and Novena. With a capacity of 300, the masjid, which has retained much…
Built in 1958, this old generation zinc-roofed mosque located in the North part of the island serves the religious needs of Muslim living and working in the vicinity. It can accommodate 200 Muslims at any…
Built in 1958, this old generation zinc-roofed mosque located in the northern part of the island is named after Ahmad bin Ibrahim, former trade unionist and Singapore’s Minister for Labour (1961-1962). Since the 1970s, there…
Originally a typical kampung mosque built in 1934 on a piece of land given by a Mr Ahmat Yahya, the mosque has been redeveloped with better facilities. Located in the Central part of the island,…
Nested amidst the private house of the well-to-do Malays in the East, this old generation masjid was built in 1965. The masjid with a capacity of 300, underwent minor renovations in 1997 to include additional…
The masjid, which bears the imprint of South Indian architecture in its narrow frontages, which are defined by two minaret-style towers, was founded in 1827. But it was only in 1855, that a formal building…
Inspired by Sumatran Minang architecture, this masjid with its brown structure stands out from the high-rise housing estate in Telok Blangah. Located at the Central District, it was built in 1991 with resources from the…
Inspired by Sumatran Minang architecture, this mosque with its brown structure stands out from the high-rise housing estate in Telok Blangah. Located at the Central District, it was built in 1991 with resources from the…
Al-Ansar with its prominent tower minaret is among the first few masjids built under the Phase One of the Mosque Building Fund. Completed in 1981, the masjid located in the East can fill up to…
The history of the mosque began in 1974 when a meeting was held among a few Muslim community leaders within the area. They wanted a mosque to be built in the estate. Majority of the…
Located a mere two-minute walk from busy Orchard Road, the masjid is unique for it is housed in the basement of a commercial building. While it has little architecture to speak of, it is an…
This old generation masjid was built in 1962, off Choa Chu Kang road. In 1999, it was rebuilt. Today, it can accommodate up to 200 people, providing religious classes for adults and serving the needs…
This old generation mosque located in the West, off Choa Chu Kang Road, was built in 1962. It serves the need of nearby residents, particularly residents from Choa Chua Kang estate, as well as trainees…
In the past, this old generation masjid served the needs of residents living in the Malay kampung near Sixth Avenue, Bukit Timah. With resettlement, the masjid located in the Central area now serves the workers…
The four-storey Mosque was opened for prayers on 2 May 2003. It could accommodate about 5,000 jemaah in one congregation. The building comprises a basement car park, 18 classrooms, auditorium for 130 people, a computer…
The four-storey mosque in Bukit Panjang estate was opened for prayers in 2003 and comprises of a basement car park, 18 classrooms, auditorium for 130 people, a computer room and a lift serving all floors.…
Al-Islah Mosque is the second mosque built under Phase 4 of the Mosque Building Programme. With its capacity for 4,000 congregants, Al-Islah Mosque will be able to serve the growing Muslim community in Punggol and…