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Masjid An-Nahdhah

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “mosque in singapore located in the bishan district”. Today it says “mosque located in bishan”.
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This mosque is the sixth one to be built under Phase III of the Mosque Building Fund programme to serve the needs of the Muslim community around the Bishan area. The mosque can accommodate about 4,000 people and was opened on January 6, 2006. The mosque complex also houses MUIS 's Harmony Centre where visitors can learn of the Muslim Community and Islam as practiced in multi-cultural Singapore. Being the first of its kind in a Singapore mosque, the 2-storey Harmony Centre has exhibits, artifacts and information on Islamic civilisation and lifestyle. Contemporary issues in Islam and Inter-faith understanding are also featured at the Harmony Centre through talks and activities. The centre was inaugurated in October 2006.1

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mosque in singapore located in the bishan district

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mosque located in bishan

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