Hasanah Mosque In 1971, the mosque was built by Jurong Town Corporation (JTC) at the present location to replace several mosques and surau that were acquired from the nine southern islands slated for national development. In late 1980s, to better support the growing...
Hang Jebat Mosque From a small surau built in 1952 for the Hang Jebat Malay Regiment soldiers – from which the mosque was named after – who were living in the vicinity under the British Armed Forces, this old generation zinc-roofed mosque has grown into what it is...
Hajjah Rahimabi Mosque The history of the mosque began in 1959 when Muslim residents gathered to discuss the need for a surau (Muslim prayer hall) in Kebun Limau. They requested for land on Kim Keat Road and the government granted them in 1961. The first surau was a...
Hajjah Fatimah Mosque Completed in 1846, the mosque is one of the oldest mosques in Singapore and a rare example of one named after a woman – Hajjah Fatimah Sulaiman, a wealthy businesswoman. Its unique eclectic architecture stands out from other mosques in Singapore,...
Haji Yusoff Mosque Built in 1921 on a land bequeathed by philanthropist Ahmad Mohamed Salleh Angullia at the junction of Upper Serangoon Road and Hillside Drive, the mosque caters to residents living in Serangoon, Toa Payoh and surrounding areas. The mosque also saw...
