The name 'Assyakirin' is derived from Arabic, translating to 'The Grateful Ones'.
It is one of the designated mosques in Singapore that actively coordinates with the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore to support community welfare programs.
The mosque serves as a central hub for the residents of the Jurong West residential estate.
It provides dedicated facilities for funeral management, including janazah services for the community.
Masjid Assyakirin is a prominent mosque located in the Jurong West area of Singapore, specifically serving the local Muslim community. It functions as a center for religious activities, community outreach, and daily prayer. The architecture reflects modern Islamic design, incorporating functional spaces for congregational worship. It is an active facility that facilitates Islamic religious education through various classes and workshops. The mosque is managed under the Muis (Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura) framework, ensuring adherence to standardized community guidelines.
The main entrance facade captures the clean, geometric lines of the building's contemporary design.
Check the official website for announcements regarding community events or closures during specific prayer times.
Remove footwear before entering the prayer halls.
Be mindful of ongoing prayer services and avoid walking directly in front of worshippers.
Avoid visiting during Friday mid-day prayers if you are not a congregant, as the facility reaches full capacity and is reserved for worship.
Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees is mandatory; women are typically asked to wear a headscarf (tudung) inside the prayer hall.
