Mdm Hajjah Fatimah binte Sulaiman was a tradeswoman and philanthropist. She was born in Malacca to a well-known and wealthy trading family. After her first marriage failed, she married a Bugis merchant-prince, Daing Chanda Pulih. Unfortunately her husband died not long after they married. She then took over his business. Mdm Hajjah Fatimah already had several boats of her own, and making good use of her late husband’s extensive network, she expanded the business significantly. In the late 1830s, Hajjah Fatimah built herself a large house in Kampong Glam but, as was common during those times, thieves ransacked her house twice. On the second occasion, they burned it down. Fortunately, she was away at the time and was not harmed. To demonstrate her gratitude to divine providence for having spared her life, Hajjah Fatimah built a mosque, between 1845 and 1846, on the land where her residence once stood. The mosque was eventually named after her - Hajjah Fatimah Mosque. Combining eastern and western design elements, the mosque is known for its unique minaret, which resembles a church spire, and the noticeable tilt of its minaret, which has led some to refer to it as the “leaning tower of Singapore”. The mosque was gazetted as a national monument on 28 June 1973.

Masya Allah, this is a really beautiful masjid within the Beach Rd vicinity. It is also one of, if not the oldest mosques in Singapore. The interiors are very well-done and have huge influence from periodic infrastructure. The carpeted floors were also very comfortable and overall, I cannot recommend this masjid more.

Historical building. How it came about was just amazing. The history and the representation of how important Islam is to the development of the Malay Archipelago region. I guess the main religion in South East Asia before the coming of Islam was Hinduism or Buddhism. Nonetheless, it had brought so much change in this region and made it what it is today.

a very old and time-honoured mosque in the kampong glam district, completed in 1846. somehow the design is a mix of islamic and european styles, very interesting. there are five bays in the facade, and a large dome over the prayer hall. there is a small park outside

Interesting history of the mosque that was built by the late businesswomen named Hajjah Fatimah. It was told that the minaret were tilted slightly by 6° in 1975 as it was builty on sandy soil. Restoration works was done to ensure it doesn't tilt any further. Famously known as "the leaning tower of Singapore".

(Translated by Google) The mosque is nice, clean and comfortable (Original) Masjidnya bagus bersih dan nyaman

The feeling of nostalgia when u walk in the mosque felt like its takes us back in time ...the historic building for prayer is such a beautiful experience the calmness surroundings n the details of the structure of it was well preserved it look like the mini leaning tower of pisa as it was famously called unbelievably it is already 100 century old recently celebrated

This is my masjid of choice to pray at whenever I am around the Arab Street area, definitely way quieter & infinitely more peaceful than the ever-popular & crowded Sultan.

I went for my Solathul Jumaat, the Compulsory Friday Prayers. Nice Cool Ambience. And located at the famous Beach Road Hawker center

Jummah delivered in local language but screens at the front show the translation transcribed so you can read along which was a first I’ve seen in a Masjid. Clean and beautiful.

Good place

The first thing that attracts the viewer is the minaret. Hygienic facilities available.

Beatiful mosque. Hard to get a pic of the outside due to surrounding of trees and tall buildings. Speerated women's prayer hall.

Situated beside the beach rd hawker centre which was famous for the bone steak. Can enjoy a good food after performs your obligation here.

Historic mosque usually packed by nearby office staffs for Friday congregation. Plenty of nearby halal food and ample of parking in the nearby multi storey carpark. Do make your slots booking early as the slots for Friday prayers run out fast.

One of the best mosque to visit...near Beach Rd.

Mashaallah amazing place of worship. Very accommodating residents. Great history behind this Mosque. May it be a blessed place for all that come and pray to their creator and sustainer.

Beautiful piece of architecture, heritage and a beautiful story to go with it. It’s a quiet peaceful place amidst the towers of Singapore. See the small leaning tower!

A quiet beautiful and peaceful masjid amongst the high rise building in our beautiful country. Is a community masjid.

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Totally serene and tranquil mosque. Toilets were clean. Prayer hall is conducive and comfortable. Night gathering on the first Friday of the month is something to look forward to.

SERENE PLACE WITH A BEAUTIFUL PARK OUTSIDE

Beautiful mosque! ♥️

A historical mosque with a unique slanted minaret, conserved for the future generation to experience.

Nice cosy mosque with easy open parking just beside mosque and the nice food at the beach road hawker centre where the famous tulang or bone steak is😄

A quiet mosque with a rich history. Facilities like toilet is clean. Prayer garment and even water cooler is available!

Oldest mosque nice surrounding

Less touristy brother to the Sultan Mosque. Worth the visit to appreciate the unique architecture and interior.

Excellent

Relatively peaceful Islamic community. Named after an aristocratic Malay lady, Hajjah Fatimah, the mosque was designed in a mix of Islamic and European architectural styles, and completed in 1846. If you are a Muslim visiting SG, never forget to pay a vist and a prayer in this Masjid.

Beautiful Masjid like all orher Masjids, thank you to the Masjid Hajjah Fatimah team for your hard work!

One of the oldest mosque in Singapore. Very instangramable. Great ambience for prayers. Clean and tidy.

Super cute masjid. You can visit the graveyard at the back of the masjid. Some of them are very older than 100 years. Historical site.

Old charm

Good

npt alllowed vistors

Very...very rundown....

(Translated by Google) Once upon a time I came to a beautiful mosque in another country ,, Singapore ,, beautiful, cool, clean .. when I was riding in the evening prayer, I greeted the mosque imam, who was discussing Islam with 3 Dutch tourists ... . i Love this Mosque ... (Original) Sekali kalinya Datang Ke Masjid indah di negri orang,, Singapura ,, indah, adem , bersih.. waktu sedang numpang sholat isya dsana,, sempet tegur sapa dgn imam masjid ,yg sedang berdiskusi islam dgn 3 org turis belanda..subhanallah ... i Love this Mosque ...

Enjoy how peaceful and open this is, it's in a bubble of calm, too, locationally which your spirit can feel as you approach the park that surrounds it. Lovely. Opens from 5am, so it's beautiful for grounding morning rituals like prayer, learning and reflection

(Translated by Google) It's small A mosque with a modern atmosphere Feeling not touristy unlike Sultan Mosque It's hard to take pictures because of the wall (Original) こじんまりしていて どこかモダンな雰囲気のモスク スルタンモスクと違って観光化されていない感じ 壁のおかげで写真は撮りずらい

This mosque is full of heritage and may be considered as a tourist spot as well. Aside from prayers, I admire the architecture of the msoque as well.

This Mosque is among one of the oldest in Singapore. Although it's less familiar for not inside Arabic district. Given less known to outsider, it's more vintage location to sense authentic Muslim community in Singapore. I'm also impressed by religious Muslim during Ramadan. It's a nice place to visit and isn't that far away from Arabic district. Please go to this place if possible.

Very calm place and looking great from inside!

Leaning tower …

Quaint little mosque but rich in history as seen in architecture.

Small but Good

(Translated by Google) Local residents are very kind. I was given a cake by the mothers when they were praying together (Original) Warga sekitar sangat baik. Saya diberi kue oleh ibu2 saat sholat jamaah bersama

Nice place and peace to pray to Allah together.Every Ramadan month nice place to attend iftar ( break fast) with other jemaah ,brothers /sisters in Islam

Love

Great beautiful mosque

A quiet Masjid at the heart of near Lavender/Bugis

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(Translated by Google) Very old church (Original) 很古老的教堂

(Translated by Google) The mosque is clean, in front of it there is a garden, able to sit and relax (Original) Masjidnya bersih, di depannya ada taman, bisa untuk duduk2 bersantai

Quiet place to pray

For spiritual places

(Translated by Google) Labbaik ya Fatima Zahara s.a (Original) Labbaik ya Fatima Zahara s.a

(Translated by Google) Subhan Allah (Original) Subhan Allah

Beautiful call of prayer Nice place of worshipping.

Woman can go inside with the long clothing provided by this church.

Beautiful and clean mosque.

The mosque is uniquely placed near a bus station (golden miles). the mosque is very comfortable inside. with new carpets and also womens prayer area.

This mosque exudes a deep sense of calmness despite being in the middle of quite a busy neighbourhood that characterizes Beach Rd and its immediate surroundings. Close proximity to the famous tulang place frequented by local and celebrities from across the causeway.

Excellent place of worship. Clean, quiet all the proper facilities are there. No beggers blocking the entrance. Most of all a historic building built in the 1800s.

the location is on a large road precisely beach road, the road where we were dropped off from the bus. The mosque is nice and comfortable, the toilet is clean and can be used as a bath for backpackers.

Quaint and beautiful mosque.

(Translated by Google) Kampung Djawa (Original) Kampung Djawa

Nice place... Learning New trivia bout their community...

Great place. This mosque gives the kampong feeling

A quiet and tranquil place for solah

Peaceful

Old Masjid maintained very well.

They perform Friday prayer, collecting zakat, and conduct various of religious course

Ok very good

(Translated by Google) One of the three mosques. (Original) ３つあるモスクの一つ。

One of the oldest mosque in Singapore. Calm and peaceful ambience.

(Translated by Google) The Hajjah Fatimah Mosque is located on Beach Road in the Kampong Glam district. It was completed in 1846 with a mixture of Islamic and European architectural styles. (Original) Die Hajjah Fatimah Moschee liegt an der Beach Road im Bezirk Kampong Glam. Mit einer Mischung aus islamischem und europäischem Baustil wurde sie 1846 fertiggestellt.

Peaceful!

so pretty and clean

It was beautiful

It is an India Moslem mosque. With the mesmerizing architecture, the people greet us with the hospitality and the yummy food. Moreover, in my opinion, the mosque has the cleanest toilet i've ever seen.

Nice Masjid next to many office locations

One of the oldest mosques in Singapore with a rich history. Conserved as a national monument.

Great place

Where my prayers were answered

I was there till 1990. The best part is Iftar. Lot of Muhmin bring lot of food for iftar. May Allah reward them. May Allah keep their hidhaya firm. Grand them Jennathul Firdhouse