This is a view of Masjid Sultan's façade and the main golden dome with the crescent and star. Two smaller domes flank the main dome on each side of which there is a minaret. A small balcony juts out from a centre door on the second floor. On either side of the door there is a rectangular window of half wood and half glass panels at the top. Similar windows are found throughout the mosque. Title devised by Library staff.
This is a frontal view of Masjid Sultan, or Sultan Mosque, located in Kampong Glam. The mosque with its huge dome is seen between two rows of shophouses....
This photograph captures the domes and minarets of the the Sultan Mosque from Victoria Street. Title devised by Library staff....
This is a picture of the Masjid Sultan (Sultan Mosque) near Arab Street with its dome and towering minaret standing out among the shophouses. The place of worship for Muslims at Muskat Street is named after the first Sultan of Singapore, Sultan Hussein Shah. Donated by S. Zahra Aljunied, and...
General view of an almost deserted four-lane road. On the left is the golden-domed Sultan Mosque with its towering minaret and on the right are two- and three-storey colourful shophouses....
View of the mosque's central dome and spire which reflect its unique Malaccan and European architecture....
General view of the women's ablution area which adjoins the main building of the mosque. It is sheltered and has narrow hexagonal pillars half blue and half grey as well as other decorative features....
The mosque is built in modern style with open sides and white pillars supporting a red-tiled sloping roof. It has a minaret with a golden dome and a star and crescent....
Exterior front view of the two-storey mosque with its light blue walls, arched windows and doors and narrow balcony on the second floor. A crescent and star, symbols of Islam, are mounted on twin columns at the entrance....