Mosque in Singapore

Sultan Mosque is a Must-See
Gazetted as a national monument on 8 March 1975
Formerly the royal mosque of the Sultan of Johor. The 189-year-old Mosque in Kampong Glam has stayed essentially unchanged since it was built, with only repairs carried out to the main hall in 1968 and an annex added in 1993.

The Oldest Mosque in Singapore (1,000 seating capacity)
The first mosque to be built in Singapore in 1820
The mosque founder is Syed Omar bin Ali Aljunied. He is an Arab merchant from Palembang. His son, Syed Abdullah bin Omar Aljunied, was responsible for the 1855 rebuilding of the mosque.

The Mosque Where a Siant is Buried here.
Mosque is also Known as Makam Habib Noh
Apart from serving as a mosque, the compound contains the tomb of the highly regarded saint, Habib Noh who is a direct descendant of the Prophet Muhammad (may peace be upon him).
Visiting Hours for Makam Habib Noh;
- Makam is open from 9am to 9pm daily
- Makam closes 25mins before each prayer time
- Makam reopens 25mins after prayer time

The Only Underground Mosque in Singapore
Quiet and air-conditioned Mosque in CBD Area
Muslim worshippers who work in offices surrounding UOB Plaza I, will find this mosque very convenient. The mosque is located below UOB Plaza (one entrance is facing macdonalds and the other facing starbucks)

Most Conveniently Located Mosque (beside MRT Station)
No other mosque in Singapore literally sits besides an MRT Station
Built in 1935, the mosque has a seating capacity of 500 people. It also has its own madrasah situated beside the mosque. If you are from the MRT station, take the underpass to reach the mosque (2 min walk).

Burhani Mosque Belongs to the Shiites Community
Built in 1897 by merchant A.M. Essabhoy
Members of this community take guidance on all matters from the Da-i Mutlaq, who is their absolute or unrestricted missionary.
- All muslims are welcome to pray at this mosque

One of Two Mosques in Singapore not Under Purview of MUIS
Nearest Mosque to Sentosa Island & Vivocity
Unfortunately Sentosa Island do not have a Mosque yet! If you are driving, there are ample parking spaces in the mosque. It is located across Vivocity (10mins walk).
Interesting facts about this Mosque
- Also known as Masjid Diraja Teluk Blangah
- Owned by the Johor Government
- Under the management of Johor Religious Department
- The mosque houses the Johor Royal Mausoleum & a Cemetery
- Originally served as a Palace of Temenggong Abdul Rahman (Istana Lama)

The Only Mosque in Orchard Road (Air-Conditioned)
Built in 1987, it can accommodate up to 1500 people
The mosque niche is Islamic Learning in the English language. It aims to serve the needs of its congregation which hails from a colourful background of various ethnicity and the English-educated Singapore Muslims.

Located along Beach Road (Constructed in 1846)
Gazetted as a National Monument on 28 June 1973
The Mosque is named after the Malay business woman, Hajjah Fatimah who donated land and money for this mosque. The mosque was designed by colonial architect J.T. Thomson and bears a distinctive style of local and European architecture blended.

4500 Capacity Mosque @ Woodlands
Masjid Yusof Ishak is the 71st mosque in Singapore today
Named after Singapore first President, Yusof Ishak. The Yusof Ishak Mosque opened its doors to the public on 14 April 2017. It is big, spacious and a nice comfortable place to do your worshiping.

Charismatic Surau at Singapore General Hospital
Definitely a Place to Visit & do your prayers in SGH
- Located in front of the Academia and beside the housemen canteen
- Surau is open to all Muslims
- Surau also conducts friday prayers
- There is always free snacks and drinks served during Friday prayers. It is mainly for the staff. But yes, the public are welcome to enjoy them as well. Just dont forget to donate.