Sultan Mosque In 1824 Sultan Hussain Shah, Ruler of Temasek, former name of Singapore, proposed to build a mosque. Sir Stamford Raffles promised that the East India Company will donate $3,000 to assist in the building of the mosque. The brick structure – a...
Sallim Mattar Mosque Originally built in 1960 by Shaikh Sallim Mattar, the mosque was a kampung structure serving the needs of residents in the MacPherson and Aljunied area. Sometime in early 2000s, the mosque was rebuilt and today it can accommodate three times its...
Pusara Aman Mosque Built in 1972 located next to the republic’s only functioning Muslim cemetery, this single storey mosque in the west part of the island mainly serves worshippers who accompany burial procession, as well as a Friday prayer venue for residents,...
Pulau Bukom Mosque Located on an industrial island 5 kilometer to the south of mainland Singapore, this old-generation mosque in bricks has been around since 1960s. Thanks to the effort of Shell Corporation, Muslims working at this small island has a place to head to,...
Omar Salmah Mosque This old-generation mosque was built in 1973 and is situated in a rather isolated area of Central Singapore, near Mount Pleasant Road. It used to serve various villages in the area, especially the Boyanese-majority Kampong Jantai and nearby Kampong...
