Masjid An-Nur

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Very friendly people and the staff were so helpful. peaceful location and place. the mosque designed to make you feel comfortable with everything. you can find restaurant, toilets, water to drink, cover to wear if you are willing to pray books, and glasses for reading it's a.convenient place for Zikr or Etizaf. First mosque you can meet if you are accessing from Malaysia to Singapore through woodlands checkpoints. P.S. I haven't had a chance to see if there is Wi-Fi or not but I think no WiFi over there

Located near Woodlands Checkpoint, the world's busiest land border crossing, this whitewashed-blue mosque stands out as the nation's mosque with the tallest minaret and is informally known as the 'Blue Mosque of Singapore'. Its strategic location at the tip of Singapore's northern borders with Johor signifies the closest landmark for travellers to identify. Accommodating 6,000 worshippers at any time, An-Nur Mosque was constructed in 1964 to serve the Woodlands kampongs at that time. Costing around SGD2.1 million in 1964 currency value, this mosque was Her Majesty in her rights. Today, she serves as a community centre and youth hub where the mosque connects with people from all walks of life earning her the title, 'Community and Youth-Friendly Mosque 2009' by MUIS Singapore. Bus services 178, 856 and 903 all serve this mosque along Admiralty Road. Most buses are from Woodlands, Yishun and Boon Lay.

very nice & silence place for muslim prayer

A very happening mosque. Always have events for Muslims. Doesn't matter what race you are. People here are warmth and welcoming. The kids aLIVE asatizah are very helpful with the kids and students. The canteen also sells good food.

Iam from India , whenever I visit Singapore, I come here it's really place for peace ?