Masjid Sultan (Republic of Singapore)

Singapore / Republic of Singapore / Muscat Street, 3
 mosque, heritage
Built in 1824. One of the first few mosques to be built on the island. Rebuilt in 1920 by Swan and Maclaren, who were also responsible for Singapore’s other important landmarks. A mix of Classical, Persian, Moorish and Turkish styles. Has a capacity of 2000 people.

Gazetted National Monument of Singapore on 14th March 1975.

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Coordinates:   1°18'8"N   103°51'32"E

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  • One of the oldest mosques in Singapore. While Singapore does not have a state mosque, the Sultan Mosque serves that function unofficially. It has an auditorium located in the annex,
  • rumah Allah paling agung di Singapura
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