Masjid Tentera DërÃÂja (Jawi: àóìï êÃÂêñç ïÃÂñçìç; Tamil: à ¦¤à §Âà ¦¤à §Âà ¦°à ¦¾ à ¦¦à ¦¿à ¦°à ¦Âà ¦¾ à ¦®à ¦¸à ¦Âà ¦¿à ¦¦) is a mosque located in the Clementi Woods Park within Clementi, Singapore. It was built in 1961 by Muslims serving in the army of colonial Singapore, hence the name Tentera Diraja ("Army of the King" in Malay).
Masjid Tentera Diraja was built in 1961 by Muslim soldiers who served in the colonial army. The mosque was officially inaugurated on 30 March 1962 by the then Prime Minister, Yusof Ishak, who led the grand inauguration ceremony at the mosque. A new committee for the mosque was formed upon its reopening as the old committee had been disbanded following British withdrawal from Singapore. After the completion of the Darussalam Mosque, the existence of a second mosque in Clementi was seen as redundant by the authorities, resulting in the mosque being planned either to be converted into a madrasah, or to be demolished. These plans did not come to fruition as the government chose to preserve the mosque instead, but place it on Temporary Occupation License (TOL) land, hence the mosque may be demolished and the land returned to the government once the license had expired. The license for the mosque was renewed in 2014 along with the licenses for Masjid Petempatan Melayu Sembawang and Masjid Ahmad Ibrahim, allowing a longer lease period for all three mosques. The mosque also received a major renovation in 2006 which added a two-storey madrasah building annexed to the main mosque building.
Masjid Tentera Diraja is located on a hill on the edge of the Clementi Woods Park and has its own bus stop, which is served by bus services 188 and 33.