Jamae Mosque was established in 1826 by the early Tamil Muslim immigrants in Singapore. The iconic façade and location in a predominantly Chinese area in Singapore makes Jamae Mosque one of the most unique mosques in Singapore. It still stands in its original location, testament to foresight and determination of the early settlers in Singapore.

It was gazetted as a national monument on the 29th of November 1974

This model was made by BuiltinSG in conjunction with Singapore's 50th National Day Celebrations, SG50.

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