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Masjid Al-Amin
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “mosque in singapore”. Today it says “mosque located at telok blangah in the central region”.
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The Al-Amin Mosque ( ) is a mosque in Singapore .1 Inspired by Sumatran Minangkabau architecture, this mosque with its red-brick exterior walls, stands out from the high-rise housing estate in Telok Blangah , at the junction of Telok Blangah Way and Telok Blangah Rise. Located at the Central District, it was built in 1991 with resources from the Mosque Building Fund . With a capacity of 3,000, the mosque offers weekend madrasah and weekday classes to a total of 600 children. Islamic knowledge classes are also held during the evening.2
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mosque in singapore
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mosque located at telok blangah in the central region
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