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Masjid Al-Abrar on Telok Ayer Street began as a humble thatched prayer house in the 1820s — earning the nickname Kuchu Palli ("hut mosque") — before the present building rose in the 1850s. Founded by the Chulia community near the old shoreline, it sits on a street that once welcomed arriving immigrants of many faiths.
Times follow the official MUIS timetable for Singapore, updated daily. Full monthly timetable on the prayer-times tool.
In Singapore, Friday (Jumu'ah) prayers are held around midday. Most mosques run one session; larger mosques offer two. Whether a women's (Muslimah) space is available for Jumu'ah, and the khutbah language, vary by mosque and session — confirm the current details with the mosque or on the MuslimSG app.
From Masjid Al-Abrar, the qibla (direction of the Kaaba) is about 293° (WNW). Use the live qibla compass to align precisely on your phone.
Masjid Al-Abrar follows the official MUIS prayer times for Singapore, shown live on this page each day (Subuh, Zohor, Asar, Maghrib and Isyak). For the exact iqamah timing, arrive a few minutes early or check with the mosque.
Yes. Like most Singapore mosques it holds Friday prayers around midday; larger mosques may run two sessions. Session times, khutbah language and whether a women's (Muslimah) space is available for Jumu'ah vary — confirm with the mosque or on the MuslimSG app.