Al-Falah Mosque Built in 1987 on the ground floor of Cairnhill Place, the mosque is the only house of worship in Orchard Road, Singapore’s main city shopping belt. It traces its roots back to the former Masjid Angullia Park at Angullia Park. In 2015, the mosque was...
Al-Abrar Mosque Established in 1827, it was a mosque for the Chulias – Tamil Muslims from south India – and was a simple structure known amongst the Tamil community then as Kuchu Pallior ‘hut mosque’. The present building was built between 1850 and 1855, standing on a...
Al-Abdul Razak Mosque Nestled amidst the private houses in Eunos area, the mosque was built sometime in mid 1964. It was funded by an Arab businessman from Kuwait named Abdul Razak, and when the mosque was completed at the end of 1965, it was named after him. The...
Ahmad Ibrahim Mosque 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 have been several...
Ahmad Mosque Located in the Buona Vista area near Pasir Panjang, at the junction of South Buona Vista Road and Lorong Sarhad, the mosque was originally a kampung mosque built in 1934 on a piece of land given by Mr Ahmat Yahya. It has since been redeveloped with better...
