Masjid Khadijah

Geylang, Singapore

Masjid Khadijah is a mosque located along Geylang Road in the Central Region of Singapore. Built in 1920, the present day mosque was reconstructed in 2003 while preserving most architectural features of the original. It is named after Khadijah binti Mohammed, an Indian Muslim businesswoman who endowed land for its construction. It is a Sufi mosque, affiliated with the Qadiri and Naqshbandi orders of Sufism.

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