Masjid Jamae (Chulia), located in the heart of Singapore's Chinatown, is a striking testament to the rich cultural and religious diversity of the city. Established in 1826 by Tamil Muslim immigrants, the mosque is one of Singapore's oldest, offering visitors a glimpse into the island's multicultural past.

The architecture of Masjid Jamae is its most captivating feature. The mosque’s façade combines elements of South Indian and Neoclassical styles, creating a unique aesthetic that sets it...

Amid the bustling streets of Singapore’s Chinatown, the Jame Chulia Mosque stands as a reminder of the city’s rich multicultural past. Built in 1826 by Tamil Muslim traders from South India—known as Chulias—this mosque served as a key religious hub for the early Muslim community in colonial Singapore. Its distinct minaret and arched entrance make it one of the oldest mosques in the country, standing as a witness to nearly two centuries of history.

What makes Jame Chulia Mosque even more...

A mosque that has almost 200 years of history here in Singapore.

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Located along one of the famous areas for tourists, this is a must to go if you are the area. They have prepared educational and detailed information on what Islam is and how it has affected us in Singapore.

While the whole mosque is small in size, the main hall does seem big. To note that the extension is used for education and knowledge transfer. We came by and is pleasantly surprised at the layout.

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