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published on Jan 28 2008 - 09:52

One of Singapore’s earliest mosques, the Jamae was founded in 1827 by Muslim Indian entrepreneurs from southern India (the Chulias – it’s also known as the Chulia Mosque). In contrast to so many 19th- century religious sites, it hasn’t been renovated, but the curious architecture – a medley of South Indian, neoclassical and Muslim influences – still shines through, and the interior is well maintained.

Jamae Mosque details

Address
218 South Bridge Road

Transport
Nearby Stations: Chinatown

Telephone 6221 4165

Open 5.45am-9.30pm daily

Jamae Mosque website


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Distances are estimatives, and are calculated as a straight line between the two venues. Current walk or drive distance may vary.
Distances are estimatives, and are calculated as a straight line between the two venues. Current walk or drive distance may vary.
 

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