Ann Siang Hill and its vicinity

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Al-Abrar Mosque

Another National Monument on Telok Ayer Street is the Al-Abrar Mosque. It began life in 1827 as a thatched hut.

Its Indian-Muslim congregation was mostly from the Coromandal Coast of southern India, known as the Chulias. From 1850 - 1855, the humble hut was transformed into a brick and plaster structure, with a simple Indian-Islamic theme.

Amoy Street, Ann Siang Hill, Ann Siang Road, Chinatown, Chia Ann Siang

Al-Abrar Mosque

Another National Monument on Telok Ayer Street is the Al-Abrar Mosque. It began life in 1827 as a thatched hut.

Its Indian-Muslim congregation was mostly from the Coromandal Coast of southern India, known as the Chulias. From 1850 - 1855, the humble hut was transformed into a brick and plaster structure, with a simple Indian-Islamic theme.