Masjid Al-Huda
House in Haji Alias
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Kampong Tempeh.
Kampong Tempeh received its name and was made famous in Singapore during those days for the tempeh that was produced in the village. During its heydays between 1920'S and late 1980'S, Kampong Tempeh was quite a big village spanning a neighbourhood which comprises of Jalan Haji Alias, Jalan Lim Tai See, Coronation Road West, Jalan Siantan, Jalan Ampang and Jalan Tuah.
There were actually many clusters of houses in the kampong and each cluster may comprise of several houses belonging to the same close-knit family members. The tempeh produced were home made, its recipe being passed down from the older generation and their productions combined were enough to make it as a famous tempeh making district. Most of the pioneering villagers living in Kampong Tempeh came from Indonesia and there were many families involved in the tempeh making business. Tempeh is a type of fermented food made out from soy bean which originates from Indonesia and it is a favorite item among the Javanese people. Jalan Tuah was just a short street in terms of size and when all the people have moved out of the kampong due to relocation, the authorities have unceremoniously removed it from the Singapore map.
In the olden days not too long ago there was a kampong (village) by the name of Kampong Tempeh in Singapore. Most relatives tend to have their houses next to each other. This is of course the traditional way of how the old Malay kampong is structured and Kampong Tempeh is of no exception. As time goes on, gradually food companies started producing tempeh from the factories and at the same time by the late 70'S only a handful of the families were left in the tempeh business.
If you look at the map of Singapore today, you will not be able to locate Jalan Tuah anymore. It was located between Sixth Avenue and Coronation Road West in the Bukit Timah area. This was possible because originally one family would normally build a house in quite a large plot of land and when the
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Kampong Tempeh received its name and was made famous in Singapore during those days for the tempeh that was produced in the village. During its heydays between 1920'S and late 1980'S, Kampong Tempeh was quite a big village spanning a neighbourhood which comprises of Jalan Haji Alias, Jalan Lim Tai See, Coronation Road West, Jalan Siantan, Jalan Ampang and Jalan Tuah.
There were actually many clusters of houses in the kampong and each cluster may comprise of several houses belonging to the same close-knit family members. The tempeh produced were home made, its recipe being passed down from the older generation and their productions combined were enough to make it as a famous tempeh making district. Most of the pioneering villagers living in Kampong Tempeh came from Indonesia and there were many families involved in the tempeh making business. Tempeh is a type of fermented food made out from soy bean which originates from Indonesia and it is a favorite item among the Javanese people. Jalan Tuah was just a short street in terms of size and when all the people have moved out of the kampong due to relocation, the authorities have unceremoniously removed it from the Singapore map.
In the olden days not too long ago there was a kampong (village) by the name of Kampong Tempeh in Singapore. Most relatives tend to have their houses next to each other. This is of course the traditional way of how the old Malay kampong is structured and Kampong Tempeh is of no exception. As time goes on, gradually food companies started producing tempeh from the factories and at the same time by the late 70'S only a handful of the families were left in the tempeh business.
If you look at the map of Singapore today, you will not be able to locate Jalan Tuah anymore. It was located between Sixth Avenue and Coronation Road West in the Bukit Timah area. This was possible because originally one family would normally build a house in quite a large plot of land and when the
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• Bi-Monthly Fidyah disbursement for the registered needy
The Home Based Islamic Learning & Services is set up to serve families or groups who would like to have Islamic learning or functions in the privacy and comfort of their homes. These are very convenient and participants get the complete attention from the asatizah they chose. The asatizahs listed here have been chosen by Al-Huda Mosque and they can be contacted directly if their services are required.
• Yearly Korban Service
• Solemnization Ceremony / Wedding Reception upon request
Services Offered
Home Based Islamic Learning & Services
• Tahlil services upon request
• Zakat & Zakat Fitrah collection only in month of Ramadan.
• Fidyah collection all year
The Home Based Islamic Learning & Services is set up to serve families or groups who would like to have Islamic learning or functions in the privacy and comfort of their homes. These are very convenient and participants get the complete attention from the asatizah they chose. The asatizahs listed here have been chosen by Al-Huda Mosque and they can be contacted directly if their services are required.
• Yearly Korban Service
• Solemnization Ceremony / Wedding Reception upon request
Services Offered
Home Based Islamic Learning & Services
• Tahlil services upon request
• Zakat & Zakat Fitrah collection only in month of Ramadan.
• Fidyah collection all year
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