SULTAN MOSQUE, BUGIS, SINGAPORE

ENGLISH/INDONESIAN

Sultan Mosque is located in the North Bridge Road, and flanked also by the Muscat street, District of Kampong Glam, Rochor area, Singapura.198833.
Phone: +6562934405
websites: http://www.sultanmosque.org.sg
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Sultan Mosque consists of three floors. The ground floor is used as a place of ablution, toilets and other spaces. The main prayer room located on the first floor to the third floor with a void. Additional worship space located on the third floor next to the exam, right and rear. Part of the back room of the third floor is used for Muslim pilgrims. For conditioning, the Sultan Mosque is still using an electric fan. On the wings of a regular sized ceiling fan used. But in the middle there are three giant ceiling fan. 

Sultan Mosque has a roof made ​​of concrete with a few golden dome on three sides. At the center of a triangular prism-shaped roof is green. In the picture below looks 3 dimensional models Sulatn mosque. In this model there is no dome and tower of magnitude.

3-dimensional model of the mosque of Sultan

Sultan Mosque merpakan historic mosque in Singapore. The mosque was built not far from the palace began in 1824 until 1826. The first mosque was built in the form of a traditional mosque archipelago with a three-tiered pyramid roof. First time stood Sultan Mosque Singapore Air-Indonesian architecture with two-tiered pyramid roof. Because it is built by the Muslim community of Java. In the 1920s Indonesia mosque architecture was then dismantled and rebuilt into what it is. Once renovated and designated as Singapore's tourism product. The original name of the mosque adjacent streets such as Kandahar Street, Baghdad Street, the Arab street and Bussorah Street was immortalized as part of The History of Singapore. 

 The mosque is pretty much visited by tourists from different countries. In front of Sultan Mosque is an area that many Arab street hawking souvenirs and kosher food. The menu is the author's favorite beriyani rice with curry goat was delicious on the tongue. 

Photo halal places in front of the mosque of Sultan 

How to get there 

To go to the mosque of Sultan can use various modes of transportation such as taxi, bus, or MRT. The nearest MRT station is a station with Masji Sultan Bugis. From the station to Bugis Sultan Mosque can be reached by walking a distance of about 1 km.