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✦ From NUM's directory · updated 2026-11-08

Singapore's mosques: golden domes in Kampong Glam and a minaret that leans.

The mosques NUM maps in Singapore, from Masjid Sultan in Kampong Glam to the 19th-century mosques of Chinatown and Little India, with what to wear when you visit.

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Visitors are welcome outside prayer times

Singapore's historic mosques welcome visitors outside prayer times. Cover arms and legs, and women should cover their hair; Masjid Sultan lends robes at the door. Shoes come off before you go in, and the prayer hall itself may be closed to non-Muslims. Friday midday prayers are the busiest time of the week and the wrong moment to visit, so go in the morning or mid-afternoon on another day. During Ramadan, the streets around Masjid Sultan fill with an evening bazaar.

Questions people ask

What is the most famous mosque in Singapore?

Masjid Sultan, the Sultan Mosque, in Kampong Glam.

Can tourists visit mosques in Singapore?

Yes, outside prayer times. Dress modestly, remove your shoes, and avoid Friday midday prayers.

Which mosque in Singapore has a leaning minaret?

Masjid Hajjah Fatimah on Beach Road, whose minaret tilts slightly.

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