Masjid Darul Makmur
Building in Yishun

Our History.
Wakaf projects - $30, a momentous event was held that saw 31 members of the Mosque Building Committee received official Letters of Appointment from the then President of Muis, 000.
On Sunday 3 April 1983 at the void deck of Block 111 Yishun Ring Road, 000.
Briyani Rice Charity Sale - $40, 000.
Appeal letters - $13, 000.
Donation boxes during Friday solat - $28, 000.
Jog-A-Walk - $85, Tuan Hj Ismail Mohd Said. From this small group and with the support of the Islamic Religious Council of Singapore (Muis), a large gathering was organised with the attendance of Muslims residing in nearby areas and villages such as Sembawang Naval Base quarters, Sembawang Malay Settlement (Kampung Tengah, Tanjong Irau, Wak Hassan dan Ahmad Ibrahim), Kampung Mandai Road and Kampung Ayer Panas at Jalan Mata Ayer. The list of contributions received include:.
The Committee proceeded with the task of raising funds to equip the new mosque and interior decorations. The gathering agreed to form a Mosque Building Committee and propose a list of names to Muis for its approval.
These projects received an encouraging response from the community. To prove that the Committee and residents of Yishun were ready to undertake the monumental task of building a mosque, $9,000 was raised during this event.
Wakaf contribution for mosque facilities.
Sale of donation coupons.
Placing donation boxes at other mosques in Singapore during Friday solat.
Appeal letters to individuals, organisations, companies and Muslim bodies,.
Charity Sale.
Jog-A-Walk.
Fixed Monthly Contributions.
Religious talks.
The plan to build a mosque in Yishun housing estate began in the early 80s. Then, the pioneer Muslim residents of Yishun stood at 102 individuals only. Among the fund-raising projects and initiatives done include:.
The Committee also received compensation from the acquisition of musolahs (surau) in the nearby villages affected by the government’s resett