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Masjid Sultan, Religious landmark in Kampong Glam, Singapore.

The mosque features two prominent golden domes and minarets rising above the Kampong Glam district, with glass bottle ends decorating their base sections.

Sultan Hussein Shah constructed the initial brick structure in 1824, which was later replaced by the current mosque building between 1929 and 1932.

The mosque represents the Indo-Saracenic architectural style, combining Islamic motifs with traditional design elements from Indian and European influences.

The religious complex accommodates 5000 worshippers and remains open to visitors from Saturday through Thursday with guided tours available.

The base sections of the domes contain glass bottle ends donated by local lower-income Muslims during the mosque construction as their contribution.

Location: Kampong Glam

Inception: 1932

Architectural style: Indo-Saracenic architecture

Capacity: 5000

Website: http://sultanmosque.sg

GPS coordinates: 1.30214,103.85900

Latest update: May 30, 2025 01:40

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