Sultan Mosque Singapore visit 🇸🇬

#singaporetrip Singapore | Sudan Hui Church & Hazhi Alley Feel the excitement in the vibrant streets! The Sultan's Hui Church, also known as Masjid Sultan, is a renowned Hui mosque in Singapore and a unique religious landmark in the city. Built in 1824 to honor the first Sultan Hussein Shah in Singapore, this mosque was funded by Sir Stamford Raffles, who established Singapore as a port. The original structure featured a single-story building with a double-tiered roof. Apart from being the largest Hui mosque in Singapore, the Hui education district also boasts many streets with Arab influences. Haji Lane, known as Singapore's Rainbow Lane, is a lively and colorful alleyway. , The buildings along Hazhi Lane are neatly arranged and painted in various vibrant colors. The walls at the entrance are adorned with playful children's paintings, creating a cheerful and animated atmosphere throughout the street.