The name 'Ar-Raudhah' translates from Arabic to 'The Garden' or 'The Meadow', often referencing a sacred space in Paradise.
It is one of the many mosques in Singapore managed by the MUIS under the Mosque Building and Mendaki Fund (MBMF) programme.
The mosque serves as a critical community hub, providing Zakat (alms) distribution and social assistance to needy families in the area.
Ar-Raudhah Mosque is a prominent religious institution serving the Bukit Batok community in Singapore. It functions as a centre for daily prayers, community outreach, and Islamic education. The mosque is characterized by its modern architectural design, which integrates traditional Islamic elements with Singapore's contemporary urban aesthetic. It operates under the jurisdiction of the Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (MUIS), the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore. The facility includes dedicated prayer halls for men and women, classrooms, and a multi-purpose hall for community gatherings. It frequently hosts religious classes and social services for residents of the surrounding Bukit Batok neighbourhood. The building was designed to accommodate the growing Muslim population in the western part of Singapore.
The exterior courtyard, which features clean, geometric architectural lines and modern Islamic calligraphy elements.
Check the mosque's official social media pages for updates on community events or special lecture series.
Be mindful of prayer times, as the main halls become crowded during congregational worship.
Keep a shawl or scarf handy if you are a woman, as it is required to cover your head when entering the prayer hall.
Avoid taking photographs of individuals engaged in prayer without their explicit permission.
Visitors must dress modestly, covering shoulders and knees. Shoes must be removed before entering the prayer halls. Maintain a low volume when inside the premises to respect those in prayer.
