1. Marina Square
2. Raffles City/Fairmont Singapore
3. Grand Hyatt Singapore
Opening Hours: till 11PM Address: Level 1, 10 Scotts Rd, Singapore 228211 Directions: Walk up the staircase/ramp at the corridor to the left of Straits Kitchen restaurant and walk past the lift lobby and turn right to the carpark exit. The musollah is located to the right of the carpark. Ablution: Available Note: If the door is locked, you can request the key from hotel staff. P.S. Check out our halal food guide to Orchard!4. Sentosa - Beach Station
Opening Hours: Open daily; 9AM - 9PM Address: Carpark Basement of Beach Station, 50 Beach View, Singapore 098604 Directions: After alighting from the monorail, head to the escalator opposite the information counter and go down to the carpark on Basement 1. There are signs pointing to the prayer rooms which are right next to Lot 198. Ablution: Available P.S. Planning a day out in Sentosa? Check out our Muslim-friendly guide on what to see, do and eat at Sentosa!5. Royal Plaza on Scotts (only for Carousel diners)
6. Royz Et Vous, Sultan Gate (only for diners)
Opening Hours: Daily; 12PM-10PM Address: Level 2, 39 Sultan Gate, Singapore 198487 Directions: Ask the staff for assistance Ablution: Available P.S. For more food options in Kg Gelam? Check out our halal cafe guide to Bugis!7. Four Seasons Restaurant, Jewel Changi Airport (only for diners)
8. Singapore Zoo & River Safari
9. Kallang Wave Mall
Opening Hours: Open daily; 10AM - 10PM (Mall hours) Address: Level 1, 1 Stadium Pl, Singapore 397628 Directions: The musollah at Kallang Wave Mall is located in a corridor next to FairPrice Xtra. Follow the signs to the toilet and you'll find an exit door leading to the prayer area. Ablution: Head to nearest toilet10. Paya Lebar Quarter (PLQ) Mall
11. IKEA Tampines
Opening Hours: Sun-Thu; 11AM-9PM, Fri-Sat; 11AM-11PM (shop hours) Address: Level 4 near the toilet and restaurant. 60 Tampines North Drive 2, Singapore 528764 Ablution: Available Note: Only 2 people are allowed at one time12. IMM
Opening Hours: Open daily; 10AM-10PM Address: Level 4, 2 Jurong East Street 21, Singapore 609601 Directions: Take the at lobby A (next to McDonald's) to level 4. Then turn left to the staff cafeteria and you'll see signs leading you to the musollah. Do note that you'll need a key to the ablution room (which can be found in the musollah!).13. Downtown East
14. Wisma Geylang Serai
15. Waterway Point
Opening Hours: Open daily; 10AM-10PM (mall hours) Address: B2, 83 Punggol Central, Singapore 828761 Directions: Located at the entrance of the carpark at B2. To get there, head in the direction of the lift lobby near Four Leaves Bakery, Fairprice Finest and McDonald's. Ablution: Head to nearest toilet Note: If you know of an available prayer spot that isn't listed, do let us know via Facebook or Instagram DM. ?What to bring along for prayers when you head out
First things first, make sure you have all of your prayer necessities. Whether you're praying in a masjid or a musollah, most of them won't provide prayer mats and garments as part of safe distancing measures. Do bring along your own:- Sejadah or prayer mat (Mandatory)
- Telekung or prayer garments (Mandatory)
- NRIC/Phone with QR code scanning enabled or TraceTogether token so that you can check-in using SafeEntry (Mandatory for mosques and some musollahs)
- Face mask (Mandatory, to be worn while praying)
- Plastic bag to keep your shoes in (Optional; some mosques no longer allow you to leave your shoes outdoors)
- Qur'an or prayer beads (Optional)
Praying at mosques
Due to operational limitations, not all mosques have been opened for all 5 daily prayers. As of 22 Dec 2020, here are the mosques that have limited availability for prayers:Bookings for daily and Friday prayers
You need to make a bookingif you intend to pray Jemaah (congregational) prayers and/or Friday prayers. Spaces for congregational and/or Friday prayers are limited, so do book your slot in advance to secure your space. Mosques have 2-3 different slots for Friday prayers with each session limited to 50 congregants in separate zones. 10 mosques have also been allowed to increase the number of congregants to 250 in total as per this guideline by MUIS. You do not need to make a booking if you do not intend to pray congregational prayers. Do note that immediately after the call to prayer sounds, some mosques may only allow in worshippers who are attending the congregational prayers due to space limitations. So you may only be able to enter once the congregational prayers have ended, which may take 10-15 minutes. Do note that the staff at the mosque might also request that you make a booking for jemaah prayers even if you're there for non-congregational prayers. You can use this online form to make your booking for Jemaah/Friday prayers. Slots for daily Jemaah prayers are open for the current and following day. Slots for Friday prayers are open 3-10 days in advance - do note that you are currently not allowed to book a Friday prayer slot if you have already performed the Friday prayers within the last 7 weeks (e.g. If you secured a Friday prayer slot on 31 July, you will not be able to register for another Friday prayer slot until 18 September). Do note that only one booking can be made per transaction. What happens if I secured a slot but need to cancel for health/valid reasons? For public health reasons if you are feeling unwell, please don't attend prayers at the mosque! MUIS has already issued a Fatwa (read it in English or Malay) that if you are more vulnerable to COVID-19 and/or unable to secure a slot at the mosque, you can replace your Friday prayers with Zohor prayers. So you don't need to feel anxious if you are unable to perform your prayers in the mosque for these valid reasons. ? P.S. If you need to cancel your slot for any reason, please do so at least 1 hour before the session begins. We hope that this guide makes you feel more confident about praying outside your home during this COVID-19 pandemic. ? Stay safe!Tags:covid-19prayer-guideprayer-tipssee-and-dosingapore-mosquessingapore-prayer-guide