Darussalam Mosque

Masjid Darussalam
مسجد دار السلام‎
Religion
Affiliation	Sunni Islam
Location
Location	3002 Commonwealth Ave West, Singapore 129579
Country	Singapore
Location in Singapore
Geographic coordinates	1°18′44″N 103°46′16″E / 1.3122620°N 103.7710559°E / 1.3122620; 103.7710559
Architecture
Type	mosque
Style	Modern
Date established	1979
Completed	1988–1989
Specifications
Capacity	3,000
Dome(s)	2

The Darussalam Mosque commonly known as Masjid Darussalam is located in Clementi, Singapore. It was first established in 1979 and was officially opened in 1988. Its name, Darussalam (/ˌdɑːr ɛs səˈlɑːm/; from Arabic: دَار السَّلَام, romanized: Dār as-Salām) means "House of Peace" in Arabic.

At first, the Darussalam Mosque was an unofficial establishment on 15 July 1979, being established by a committee of Muslim clerics and former government officials in the Clementi and Commonwealth neighbourhoods.^[1] When the government had officially accepted the proposal for the construction of a mosque, groundbreaking began in 1984–1985.^[1][2] Construction was planned to be officially completed in November 1988.^[3] At the time, the main source of funding for the mosque was through the sales of food like Biryani and Nasi Lemak.^[2] Ultimately, the Darussalam Mosque was completed in 1988 and officially opened on 27 December of that year.^[1][4]

In 1990, the mosque hosted courses on how to use computers, which were available for various ages.^[5] The mosque also received donations from a bowling match held on 6 December 2005.^[6]

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  Darussalam Mosque in 2006, with the focus being the larger geometric dome.
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  A closer look at the mosque's exterior.
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  Main entrance to the mosque.

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  The prayer hall of the mosque.
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  Geometric patternwork on the inner surface of the larger dome covering the prayer hall.

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