Omar Kg Melaka Mosque This is Singapore’s oldest mosque on record, with its humble beginnings as a wooden surau way back in 1820 on a wakaf land belonging to philanthropist Syed Omar bin Ali Aljunied, whom the mosque is named after. Monetary contributions from Syed...
Mujahidin Mosque Officially opened in 1977, the mosque is the second built under the Mosque Building Fund (MBF) scheme and serves the residents living in Stirling Road, Tanglin Halt, Queenstown and Commonwealth area. Before the existence of the mosque, religious...
Muhajirin Mosque Completed in 1977, the mosque is the first to be built under the Mosque Building Fund (MBF) scheme and serves the residents of Toa Payoh estate. Featuring an onion-shaped dome of Persian-Indian architectural style, it can accommodate up to 1,800...
Moulana Mohd Ali Mosque The mosque had its origins at 16 and 18 Market Street, a pair of double-storey shophouses comprising an area of 1,660 sq. ft. These were purchased in 1953 and 1955 by three far-sighted gentlemen, Mohamed Javad Namazie, Haji Mohamed Khan and M....
Malabar Mosque Declared opened in 1963 by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Encik Yusof bin Ishak, (who then became Singapore’s first President), the mosque is also known as the Golden Dome Mosque and is situated at the corner between Victoria Street and Jalan Sultan. This...
