Masjid En-Naeem
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En-Naeem Mosque (Malay: Masjid En-Naeem, Arabic: مسجد النعيم) is at 120 Tampines Road.
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[edit] History
The mosque was built in line with the HDB programme in the early 1980s to attract Muslims to their new housing estates. It was officially opened on 22 November 1983 by the Hon. MP, Mr Sidek Saniff who was then the Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Trade and Industry, and Social Affairs
Due to the tremendous response to its various programmes especially the Madrasah and pre school classes, the manangement Committee decided to further extend the mosque. The Annexe building was completed on 6 February 1996 at a cost of $1.3 million. It was declared opened by the minister of community development and minister in charge of Muslim affairs, Mr Abdullah Tarmugi. With the Annexe Building, the Mosque now have a student population of around 2,000 on weekdays, and weekend religious and pre-school classes. The Friday congregation also doubled from 1,200 to 2,400 jemaah.
The institution is managed by professionals and dedicated individuals, whether in the Management Board, Administration or Teaching staff. With the vision towards an Excellent Muslim Community, the Management Board will be building a further extension to prepare the community for the New Economy.
In July 2006 En-Naeem Mosque took a major renovation and changed to its current exterior at the cost of $2.4 million.
[edit] Organisation structure
[edit] Our vision
Towards Service Excellence
[edit] Our mission
To provide quality Islamic learning and social programs for the Muslim community, while encouraging good relations with religious organisations, civic groups and other communities.
[edit] Our strategic thrusts
As a platform in the spread of good Islamic values.
[edit] Our values
- Trust
- Enthusiasm
- Dedication
- Friendly
- Caring
[edit] Our motto
Precise and Accurate
[edit] Services
[edit] Islamic learning
- Centre for Islamic Thinkers
- Islamic Education Centre
- Islamic Dakwah Centre
- Al-Quran Learning Centre
[edit] Social development
- Community Out-Reach
- Family Counselling
- Marriage Preparatory and Counselling
- Volunteer
- Youth Centre
- Qaryah
[edit] Other services
- Zakat Centre
- Qurban Centre
- Marriage Ceremonial Venue
