Singapore Sultan's Hui Mosque 🕌 🇸🇬

#singaporetrip Singapore | Sudan Hui Church & Hazhi Alley Experience Dopamine in Explosive Shed. The Sultan's Hui Church, also known as Masjid Sultan, is a famous Hui church in Singapore and one of the most confusing religious buildings in Singapore. The Sultan Hui Church was built in 1824 to commemorate the first Sultan Hussein Shah in Singapore. Sir Stamford Raffles, who opened a port in Singapore, invested 3000 yuan to build a one story building with a double structured roof. In addition to the largest Hui education church in Singapore, there are also many Arab style streets in Singapore's Hui education district. Haji Lane, also known as Singapore's Rainbow Lane, is one of the vibrant alleys. re The houses in Hazhi Lane are neatly arranged and painted in different bright colors. The walls at the beginning of the alley are also painted with a considerable amount of children's interesting paintings, giving the entire street a lively and lively