Jamae Mosque

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The majestic Jamae Mosque proudly stands in the heart of Singapore, a testament to the foresight and determination of the early Tamil Muslim settlers who founded it in 1826. Nestled in a predominantly Chinese area, its iconic façade boldly proclaims the rich diversity of this multicultural city-state. To this day, Jamae Mosque remains firmly rooted in its original location, a constant reminder of Singapore's enduring heritage. Its prestigious status as a national monument was officially bestowed upon it on November 29th, 1974, cementing its place in Singapore's history books. In commemoration of the nation's 50th National Day Celebrations, Jamae Mosque was lovingly recreated by BuiltinSG, allowing fans to relive this significant milestone. If you print this model, be sure to tag #builtinsg on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter to join in on the fun!