Jalan Kubor Cemetery
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Jalan Kubor Cemetery (Malay: Perkuburan Jalan Kubor), sometimes called Victoria Street Cemetery, is a historical royal Muslim cemetery located at Victoria Street, near Kampong Glam neighbourhood in Singapore. It is one of the oldest Muslim cemeteries in Singapore and houses many graves of important Muslim figures from the 19th and 20th centuries. The cemetery features tombstones with inscriptions in a diversity of languages and writing systems, reflecting the indigenous peoples of Singapore, including Malay, Javanese script, Buginese Lontara script, Arabic, English, Mandarin and Gujarati.
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Tanah Perkuburan di Jalan Kubor | |
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Established | 1852 |
Closed | 1875 |
Country | Singapore |
Coordinates | 1.3048°N 103.8588°E / 1.3048; 103.8588 |
Type | Malay |
Owned by | Singapore Land Authority |
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