QARYAH TERAWIH PRAYERS at MULTI-PURPOSE HALL (MPH), VOID DECK 6 Jun – 5 Jul 2016 / Ramadan 1437H

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QARYAH TERAWIH PRAYERS AT MULTI-PURPOSE HALL (MPH), VOID DECK 6 Jun – 5 Jul 2016 / Ramadan 1437H S/N PLACE NEAREST MOSQUE South East Mosque Cluster 1 Bedok North St 2, Void Deck Blk 113 Al-Ansar 2 Bedok Reservoir View, MPH Blk 775A Al-Ansar 3 Circuit Road, Multi Purpose Hall Blk 42 Sallim Mattar 4 Geylang Serai, Multi-Purpose Area Blk 3A Darul Aman 5 Marine Terrace, Community Hall Blk 15A Kg Siglap North East Mosque Cluster 1 Pasir Ris St 71, Multi Purpose Hall Blk 757B Al-Istighfar (5 June – 20 June, 4 July – 6 July) 2 Pasir Ris St 71, Multi Purpose Hall Blk 754A (21 June – 3 July) Al-Istighfar 3 Serangoon Central, MPH Blk 256 Al-Istiqamah 4 Simei Street 1, Void Deck Blk 108 & 116 Darul Ghufran 5 Tampines St 22, Void Deck Blk 286 Darul Ghufran 6 Tampines St 33, Void Deck Blk 352 & 353 Darul Ghufran 7 Tampines St 42, Void Deck Blk 450 Darul Ghufran 8 Tampines St 45, MPH Blk 498N Darul Ghufran 9 Tampines St 81, Void Deck Blk 827A Darul Ghufran 10 Tampines St 81, Void Deck Blk 898 Darul Ghufran 11 Tampines St 83, Void Deck Blk 847 Darul Ghufran 12 Tampines St 91, Void Deck Blk 925 Darul Ghufran North West Mosque Cluster 1 Woodlands Circle, Link House Blk 732A An-Nur 2 Woodlands Drive 14, Link House Blk 524A An-Nur 3 Woodlands Drive 14, Link House Blk 536A An-Nur 4 Woodlands Drive 50, Link House Blk 895E An-Nur 5 Woodlands Drive 75, Link House Blk 687D & Blk 687B An-Nur 6 Woodlands St 81, Link House Blk 873 An-Nur 7 Woodlands Ring Road, Void Deck Blk 658 An-Nur 8 Yishun St 61, Void Deck Blk 610 Darul Makmur South West Mosque Cluster 1 Choa Chu Kang Crescent, Void Deck Blk 660A Al-Khair 2 Choa Chu Kang St 52, Void Deck Blk 562 Al-Khair 3 Jurong West Avenue 3, Multi-Purpose Hall Blk 274 Assyakirin 4 Jurong West Central 1, Void Deck Blk 693 Assyakirin 5 Jurong West St 42, Void Deck Blk 432 Assyakirin 6 Jurong West St 61, Void Deck Blk 647B Assyakirin 7 Jurong West St 72, Void Deck Blk 724 Assyakirin 8 Jurong West St 81, Void Deck Blk 842 Assyakirin 9 Jurong West St 93, Void Deck Blk 978/979 Assyakirin 10 Jurong West St 52, Void Deck Blk 530 Assyakirin 11 Clementi West St 2, Void Deck Blk 706 Darussalam 12 West Coast Drive, Void Deck Blk 508 Darussalam 13 Pandan Gardens, Void Deck Blk 404 Hasanah Central North Mosque Cluster 1 Kallang Bahru, Void Deck Blk 64 Hj Mohd Salleh Geylang Central South Mosque Cluster 1 Telok Blangah Height, Void Deck Blk 62 Al Amin 2 Jalan Kukoh , Blk 9 Level 4 Omar Kg Melaka.

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