Masjid Darul Ghufran, Islamic mosque in Tampines West, Singapore.
Masjid Darul Ghufran is a mosque in Tampines West featuring geometric patterns on windows and entrances with a striking 40-meter minaret and azure blue exterior panels. The multi-story structure accommodates up to 5,500 worshippers and includes additional facilities across its various levels.
The mosque was established in 1990 and officially opened in 1991 by Member of Parliament Haji Othman Haron Eusofe. Major renovations from 2016 to 2019 transformed and modernized the entire structure.
This place serves as a gathering hub for the local Muslim community, with dedicated spaces for religious education and youth programs that shape neighborhood life. Visitors can observe regular community events and activities that reflect the spiritual and social role it plays in the area.
The location sits about 300 meters from Tampines Bus Interchange and is accessible via multiple bus routes in the area. The site includes basement parking for those arriving by car, making access straightforward.
The structure was expanded to include two annexes housing offices and classrooms, along with a roof terrace that was added during recent renovations. These additions expanded the facility's capabilities beyond prayer spaces into multipurpose educational and administrative zones.
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