Masjid Sultan mini building blocks set, a desk-size Islamic collectible shown at an angle on white, featuring golden onion domes, white walls, gold-tipped minarets and a pitched entrance, set on a black DEENBLOCKS nameplate base
Interactive 3D model of the Masjid Sultan mini building blocks set that you can rotate and zoom, showing the golden onion domes, white walls, gold-tipped minarets and pitched entrance
Retail box for the Masjid Sultan mini building blocks set, with the DEENBLOCKS Mini logo and the finished model pictured on the front

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Masjid Sultan Singapore | Mini™

Helping build a mosque in Uganda
6 bricks donated
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A palm-sized tribute to one of Singapore's most recognisable landmarks: The Sultan Mosque in Kampong Glam, Singapore. 

Small enough for a desk, a shelf, or a gift bag, this collectible is part of the DEENBLOCKS Minis collectible series: a tasteful, giftable keepsake for anyone who wants a quiet, physical connection to faith and heritage at work or at home. 

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About the Landmark

Masjid Sultan (Sultan Mosque) is based in Arab Street, part of the Kampong Glam Malay heritage district. A national monument and key place of worship for the Muslim community in Singapore, its distinctive golden domes are adorned with glass bottle ends, donated by poor Muslims so they could also contribute to the building of the mosque.

Product Information

Number of blocks:
Finished size: 6.5cm x 6.5cm x 6.9cm
Pieces: 113 blocks
Weight: 65g
Recommended Age: 4+
Material: Non-toxic ABS
In the Box: Building guide, label sticker, brick bags

Who is this for?
  • A beautiful, miniature ornament for the desk of a Muslim colleague or friend
  • A meaningful heritage gift for tourists visiting the landmark in the heart of Kampong Glam
  • A lighthearted activity for kids and adults alike to learn the history of the iconic Sultan Mosque

Pair it with the rest of the Minis series to start a growing collection, or give it as a safe, appropriate Hari Raya gift for a colleague in any office.

The "Build a Mosque" Initiative

With every Mini that you purchase, DEENBLOCKS by TAKVA will commit 20% of the product’s production cost value to build a mosque for a community in need. You can view the current mosque project on this page.
Mosque building project
Uganda
Supporting the construction of Masjid Al Rahman in Kibuku, Uganda. Organized by American Aid - (A A Relief)

Buy Mini DeenBlocks®, help build a mosque

6
Bricks Donated
638 bricks from our offline soft launch are included in the total on www.takva.co. All additional bricks will be added and donated to the mosque-building campaign.
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Inspired by a real story.

Someone once held a Mini and said, “InshaAllah, one day I’ll build a mosque for real.”

When you buy a mini, you also contribute to build a mosque.

Meet Mini DEENBLOCKS: Masjid Sultan mini building blocks model with its golden onion domes, white walls, gold-tipped minarets and pitched main entrance on a black display base labeled Masjid Sultan, Singapore
Its adhan is one of the few broadcast aloud in Singapore: Singapore, Masjid Sultan panel beside a photo of the real golden dome and white minarets, the landmark recreated in the mini building blocks model
Bottles from the poor were used to decorate the dome: illustrated Masjid Sultan mini model highlighting three features, the main dome, minarets and main entrance
A landmark in miniature size: Masjid Sultan mini building blocks model measuring 6.9 cm tall and 6.5 cm wide, with callouts matching its golden dome and minarets to photos of the real mosque in Singapore
Meet Mini DEENBLOCKS: Masjid Sultan mini building blocks model with its golden onion domes, white walls, gold-tipped minarets and pitched main entrance on a black display base labeled Masjid Sultan, Singapore (mobile copy)
Its adhan is one of the few broadcast aloud in Singapore: Singapore, Masjid Sultan panel beside a photo of the real golden dome and white minarets, the landmark recreated in the mini building blocks model (mobile copy)
Bottles from the poor were used to decorate the dome: illustrated Masjid Sultan mini model highlighting three features, the main dome, minarets and main entrance (mobile copy)
A landmark in miniature size: Masjid Sultan mini building blocks model measuring 6.9 cm tall and 6.5 cm wide, with callouts matching its golden dome and minarets to photos of the real mosque in Singapore (mobile copy)
Light wooden work desk with an open laptop, a glass of iced water with mint and lemon and a spiral sketchbook, the desk setting used to display a mini mosque building blocks model Light wooden work desk with an open laptop, a glass of iced water with mint and lemon and a spiral sketchbook, the desk setting used to display a mini mosque building blocks model (mobile copy)
Warm wooden bookshelf with upright architecture and history books, a fern in a ceramic pot and a stack of books, the shelf setting used to display a mini mosque building blocks model Warm wooden bookshelf with upright architecture and history books, a fern in a ceramic pot and a stack of books, the shelf setting used to display a mini mosque building blocks model (mobile copy)
Dark wooden bedside table against a textured plaster wall with a phone at its edge, the bedside setting used to display a mini mosque building blocks model Dark wooden bedside table against a textured plaster wall with a phone at its edge, the bedside setting used to display a mini mosque building blocks model (mobile copy)
Front view of the Masjid Sultan mini building blocks model, with golden onion domes, white walls, gold-tipped minarets and a pitched entrance above a black nameplate reading Masjid Sultan, Singapore

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Animation of three mini mosque building blocks models, Masjid An Nabawi, Masjid Al Haram and Dome of the Rock, clicking together on their black nameplate bases to form one connected Islamic landmark display

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FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

How different is a Deenblocks Mini™ from the Foundations™ model?

The Mini™ is a small, collectible display model made just for your desk or shelf. The Foundations™ set is the full 877-piece set that teaches about the interior, including the Rawdah and Roda Rasul, and it's designed for families to build and learn together.

Are the bricks standard or micro sized?

The bricks are standard sized, not micro or nano-bricks. It snaps well with bricks from other major brick brands.

How big is a Deenblocks Mini™ and how long does it take to build one?

One mini model sits at about 7cm wide by 7cm long, roughly the footprint of a small coffee mug. Most people can finish it within an hour or so, and you don't need any prior experience with building blocks as the guide shows you every step.

What is the 'Build a Mosque' Project?

What is the Build a Mosque Project?

The Build a Mosque Project is a DeenBlocks initiative that turns every Mini into something bigger. For every DeenBlocks Mini sold, DeenBlocks contributes 20% of the product’s production cost value towards supporting the construction of a real mosque.

This contribution is fully funded by DeenBlocks and is not an additional charge to you. Every Mini purchased helps contribute towards the project.

You’ll also receive a personalised certificate in recognition of your contribution, and you can track the funds raised and follow the mosque-building progress through our website.

One Mini at a Time. One Mosque. Together.

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