Mosque Street, Singapore

The street used to have ten stables located there.^[1] After the Masjid Jamae was constructed at the current site between 1830 and 1835,^[2] the street was named after it.^[1]

It is also known as kit ling bio pi in Hokkien, meaning "beside the King's temple".^[1]

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1°17′02″N 103°50′41″E / 1.2838°N 103.8448°E / 1.2838; 103.8448

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