Mosques

Singapore has a number of pictoresque mosques. The Adbul Gafoor mosque in 41 Dunlop Street in Little India (nearest underground station: Little India) is a beautiful building in yellow and green. Construction started in 1907 and the mosque was to serve the needs of the South Indian muslim community. The Sultan mosque lies in 3 Muscat Street (nearest underground station: Little India). The mosque was originally built between 1824-26 and rebuilt one century later in 1924 in Saracenic style with a golden dome.


01 Adbul Gafoor mosque	02 Adbul Gafoor mosque	03 Adbul Gafoor mosque	04 Minaret of Adbul Gafoor mosque	05 Adbul Gafoor mosque


06 Interior of Adbul Gafoor mosque	07 Arches in Adbul Gafoor mosque	08 Adbul Gafoor mosque interior decorations	09 Adbul Gafoor mosque interior	10 Golden dome of Sultan mosque	11 Sultan mosque


12 Sultan mosque	13 Sultan mosque	14 Sultan mosque	15 Sultan mosque	16 Sultan mosque


17 Sultan mosque	18 Bussorah street and Sultan mosque	19 Bussorah street and Sultan mosque	20 Sultan mosque	21 Green Masjid Jamae Chulia mosque	22 Muslim man in Jamae mosque


23 Al Abrar mosque	24 Nagore Durgha muslim shrine

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