Maghain Aboth Synagogue Synagogue

Address: Maghain Aboth Synagogue, 2 Oxley Rise (approx.), Singapore

Maghain Aboth is a synagogue in Singapore and one of the city state’s oldest Jewish houses of worship. It serves as a religious and community centre for Singapore’s Jewish population.

The building contains a prayer hall used for regular services and community gatherings, and visitors observe an interior focused on liturgical function rather than elaborate ornament. The site is typically of interest for those studying religious diversity and the history of minority communities in Singapore.

The synagogue was established by members of Singapore’s Jewish community to provide a dedicated place for worship and communal life. It has been maintained by local congregational structures since its founding.

Located in central Singapore, within the island’s urban area. The synagogue sits in close proximity to other civic and religious sites in the city centre.

• Community role: One of Singapore’s longstanding Jewish places of worship and a focal point for the local Jewish community.

Maghain Aboth is in central Singapore and is easily reached by taxi or by MRT to nearby stations (City Hall or Clarke Quay) followed by a short walk. Confirm visiting hours with the synagogue prior to arrival.

• Maghain Aboth Synagogue is in the central district of Singapore - combine with a walk around nearby historic areas like Armenian Street and the Singapore River.
• Check service times and visitor hours in advance; some areas are closed during prayer services and holidays.
• Observe dress and photography policies - modest attire and quiet behaviour are expected inside worship areas.