Did the year 1978 hold a special significance for the community here? It certainly did for Surau As Syakirin. This was the year this house of worship first opened its doors. Surau As Syakirin originally served the Muslim community in the Jurong area. Today, we stand before a testament to growth and renewal. The original structure was rebuilt. It reopened on December 27, 2002. The new Surau As Syakirin now has a capacity for 5,000 worshippers. That’s double the size of the original building. Imagine the vibrant gatherings within these walls. The nearest MRT station, Lakeside, makes it accessible for worshippers and visitors alike. Surau As Syakirin is part of the Mosque Building Fund (MBMF). This shows its importance in the wider network of mosques in Singapore. You’ll find essential amenities here. These include restrooms, washing facilities, and parking, along with facilities for women and wheelchair accessibility.
Seah Eu Chin
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